From the late Warring States Period (475-221 BC) to the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 24), along the shores of Dianchi Lake in Kunming of Yunnan province, there existed an ancient civilization known as Dian.
Seals and wooden slips reveal an elaborate and efficient administrative system, Deng Zhangyu reports in Kunming.
While science fiction used to be more associated with Western authors such as Isaac Asimov, Arthur C. Clarke, and Ursula K. Le Guin, Liu Cixin from China has now become the center of global attention, including Indonesia.
World barista title for Chinese winner sees precision, passion and patience foam to the top, Li Yingxue reports.
In a quiet gallery tucked along Broadway in Lower Manhattan, New York City, centuries whisper through pigment and mist.
Aristo Sham takes pride in clinching the coveted 2025 Cliburn Competition and pays homage to his roots, Belinda Robinson reports in New York.
Aspiring actors will experience and breathe the local culture of Wujiang to embody the spirit of its historical figures, Cheng Yuezhu Reports.
A number of new international collaborations were featured at Tuesday's Documentary Production and Collaboration Forum, which took place as part of the 30th Shanghai TV Festival.
Central China's Hubei province, the cradle of the ancient Chu culture, is a place with profound cultural heritage and rich tourism resources.
The cutting-edge play Seven is showcased this week at the 2025 Aranya Theater Festival, bringing together theater, contemporary art, and immersive experience in a bold reimagining of spiritual cinema.
Stitches of Time, an exhibition in Wuhan, Hubei province, gathers portraits made by more than 70 artists of varying ages and living in different places, over a time span of more than two decades. The subject of their works is the same person they are all friendly with, Yan Hong, a writer, publisher and curator who has been active in the art community for years.
The phrase "in the wake of" originally described the turbulent water trailing a ship — a literal marker of movement and change. Over time, it evolved into a metaphor for the aftermath of transformative events.
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