In Jingdezhen, China's renowned "porcelain capital", Singaporean ceramic artist Vanessa Sng discovered that a ceramics studio could stay open through the night.
From windswept steppes to desert oases, frontier archaeology is about more than digging up the past. It traces the pulse of civilizations as they collided, converged, and reshaped one another across the ancient world.
Three female science fiction authors discuss what separates mankind from computers.
The China National Symphony Orchestra opened its 2026/27 season with a concert on Sept 5 at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing.
The 37th Shanghai Tourism Festival classic events season is in full swing, with more than 170 cultural and tourism activities planned before the festival closes on Oct 6.
A documentary film capturing the determination, setbacks and triumphs of young Chinese soccer players on the international stage will be released nationwide on Sept 16.
When University of California, Davis, student Jade Melendres is asked "Why China?", her answer is deeply personal.
Egyptian teen wins hearts with role in blockbuster Chinese film that highlights how food brings people together even during war.
Young composers put distinctive symphonic sounds to the historic Long March, first captured in a novel, then adapted into an illustrated series.
In a gallery of golden wheat fields on canvas, Wang Yaoyao in a pale pink qipao (traditional long dress) stands as a quiet contrast. The academically trained painter now embraces the unruliness of "farmer painting" — a form of Chinese naive art.
As night descends over Chongqing, the mind-bending vertical metropolis in Southwest China with layered thoroughfares and surreal architecture turns into a dazzling display of neon.
Marking its 70th anniversary, the Shanghai Opera House launched its 2026–27 season under the theme "New Prospect · Shared Future" on Thursday.