Old structures tell lasting stories as tradition meets innovation, ensuring remarkable landmarks remain part of everyday life, Yang Xiaoyu reports.
As Minor Heat heralds the harvest of bayberries, a sweet and tart treat graces tables nationwide.
For the first time, the galleries of the Chinese Academy of Oil Painting are hosting a calligraphy exhibition, turning a space long devoted to oil painting into a meeting point for two artistic traditions.
The National Ballet of China will perform its acclaimed original ballet The Peony Pavilion from July 22 to 26, marking the long-awaited return of the production after its 2008 premiere.
At the intelligent surveying and mapping training center of Tianjin Urban Construction Management and Vocation Technology College in North China, 21-year-old Tajik student Jonibek Ismoilov was busy fine-tuning equipment setting.
Film revisits a legendary campaign that reshaped the Long March and secured the Red Army’s survival, Xu Fan reports.
The 32nd Zigong International Dinosaur Lantern Festival recently drew to a close after a five-month run, nearly twice as long as the sessions held a decade ago.
What if the legendary heroes, historical figures and cultural icons of Chinese mythology didn't just live in ancient texts but stepped onto a small stage in France, pulled by strings, shadows and breath?
Less than two weeks before the Dragon Boat Festival, which fell on June 19 this year, Yu Chungeng and his company were racing against the clock. "There were still over a dozen orders to deliver," he said. "We were working day and night."
After viral clips, cuddly sheep might be starting to outnumber the real thing in northwestern China.
China and Austria are joining forces to launch an international choral week in Wuxi, Jiangsu province, bringing together choirs, music experts and cultural institutions from around the world for a cross-cultural celebration of choral music.