As the fresh and rejuvenating breeze of spring approaches most parts of the country, orchards of oranges in Zigui county, Yichang city in Central China's Hubei province witness peak harvesting season, as well as a growing number of tourists who seek to experience local rural farming life.
On April 3, artists from China National Traditional Orchestra and Egypt staged a music concert in front of the Great Pyramids and Sphinx in Giza, Egypt.
The two Sino-French co-produced documentaries, Beyond the Far Side, the Dawn of the Space Revolution and Golden Monkeys: Braving the Impossible, will debut on CCTV-9 on Wednesday and Thursday, respectively.
The water town of Wuzhen in Tongxiang, Zhejiang province, unveiled its two-month-long spring carnival on April 1, featuring a series of cultural activities that combine traditional folk culture with chic art.
Exhibition sheds light on Chongqing's influence on modern art and celebrates the spirit of a city that offered wartime resistance during WWII and spectacular scenery.
On a recent spring day, villagers dressed in traditional attire of the She ethnic group, danced briskly in a square surrounded by sprawling fields of blooming rapeseed flowers in Dongtou township of Huichang county in Ganzhou city, Jiangxi province.
China's coconut-based beverage consumption is becoming so popular that enterprises are stepping up efforts to explore more product categories to grasp market opportunities.
With disposable incomes rising and more consumption scenarios appearing, China's snack consumption market is expected to embrace rapid growth.
New movie explores parent-child relations on Inner Mongolian steppe, Xu Fan reports.
During the just-concluded 10th China International Audio and Visual Convention, Tencent Video — one of the country's most popular streaming sites — announced a string of sequels or spin-offs of some of its most popular projects.
A press conference for the new theater production Tan Xinpei (1902-1908) was held on March 31 at Beijing Tianqiao Performing Arts Center.
LHASA, April 3 (Xinhua) -- While many people might search online for answers to questions like whether new energy vehicles are suitable for plateau regions when preparing for a road trip to southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, Mu Yiping and his wife Tan Yan had a different focus. They were preoccupied with finding out where to buy coffee beans.
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