Home to numerous floating islands, Xiapu county in Ningde, East China's Fujian province, has benefited from its natural resources and marine tourism over the years.
It is morning on Dec 12, 1982. A courtyard, hidden in a narrow hutong in downtown Beijing, is about to get busy.
The present used to be the future envisaged by those living in the past. More than a century ago in Italy, a group of writers, artists and designers initiated a movement called futurism to advocate for progress and modernity brought by the Second Industrial Revolution. They depicted new aesthetics, lifestyle and convention in their work, and the trend soon became global to influence the cultural communities across Europe and in other parts of the world.
After the opening ceremony of the Culture and Tourism Development Conference of Sichuan Province was held on the square in front of the Zhang Fei Temple in Langzhong city in early November, participants visited the time-honored temple holding the tomb of Zhang Fei.
The Museum of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, in Nanning, the regional capital, is showing over 200 ceramics in its collection at a permanent exhibition, Glamorous Glazes.
Chen Chengzhong has a big say in the production of Jasmine tea as he is a practitioner of Fuzhou Jasmine tea scenting techniques, which have state-level intangible cultural heritage status in China.
Archaeologists have unearthed 53 sites of ancient cultural remains and 278 relics during an evacuation project in Southwest China's Chongqing Municipality from April to October.
Zisun tea, produced in the county, has a history of more than 1,000 years. It was designated as the tribute tea in the Tang Dynasty (618-907).
A forum themed on the practice of aesthetic education with global insight was held by China Soong Ching Ling Foundation and China Everbright Group in Beijing on Tuesday, gathering experts from home and abroad to discuss pertinent topics online and on the scene.
Follow an Australian living in South China's Guangxi on a tour to experience traditional oil tea making, an intangible cultural heritage of Guangxi and essence of the local Yao food culture.
Inheritors of tea making technique work hard to pas on the aroma of tea.
The scholar-bureaucrat communities in ancient China viewed achievements in composing poems, calligraphy, painting and seal engraving essential to an individual's integrated artistic skill set. This belief has been held dear to modern artists as well, such as Qi Baishi, one of the preeminent figures of 20th-century Chinese art.
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