Tsinghua professor is leading authority on tackling global warming and has ignited public reaction to his clear message.
Self-taught artist Han Yuchen recently donated two of his oil works to the National Art Museum of China in Beijing, one depicting a Tibetan man in southwestern Gansu province who watched him sketch there, and another one showing a catching view of terraced fields.
Pingtang county in Guizhou province — home of China's Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope — also made a name for itself with traditional Yazhou pottery.
A famed Chinese architect and intellectual of the 20th century, Lin Huiyin (1904-55) dedicated her passion to protecting the legacy of Chinese history and culture.
Jordan from Canada, who fell in love with the city of Chengdu because of the famed dish, decided to stay in Chengdu to provide a vital link between foreign friends and the people in Sichuan.
Everyday tasks taken for granted by others can pose obstacles to frail seniors, miring them in misery.
Archaeologists have fully unveiled a key site at the ruins of Yuanmingyuan in Beijing that tells of past imperial glory and demonstrates a painful moment in Chinese history.
Prosecutor focuses her work on the overall development of the juvenile prosecution in Shanghai
China is a country with a civilization older than 5,000 years and the rich cultures of 56 ethnic groups. It has experienced ancient glories and high points over the long course of its history — spreading Confucianism and classical philosophical schools that have lastingly inspired people. Now the country is taking on new missions and facing new challenges in a new era.
The China-Pakistan Youth Forum for People-to-people Exchanges on Science which gathered more than 100 representatives out of 19 universities, from the two countries, wrapped up in University of Science and Technology Beijing on Thursday.
With the 18th Chinese American Film Festival kicking off in Los Angeles last week, the annual event has selected 12 acclaimed domestic movies out of nearly 400 participating entries for its nonprofit online exhibition between Nov 7 and Nov 30.
Alone on a barren islet, Ding Peng and colleagues bring the Chinese crested tern back from the brink of extinction.
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