Located at the Beijing Winter Olympic Village in the Yanqing competition zone, the historical site of Xiaozhuanghu village, abandoned more than 80 years ago, impressed the athletes from all over the world during the 2022 Games and attracted many visitors after it opened to the public.
Graduates master valuable skills and gain real-world wisdom by working at the grassroots level during the fight against the ongoing pandemic.
Their eyes riveted on their Chinese tai chi master, a group of children in Zimbabwe closely follow a series of martial arts movements performed in a slow and focused manner, accompanied by deep breathing.
Buoyed by a 1996 archaeological discovery, a Xinjiang teacher and a Beijing musician take it upon themselves to promote the konghou, a harplike ancient Chinese musical instrument.
The awards ceremony for the One Step Chinese-Hungarian Drawing Competition was simultaneously held both offline and online in Central China's Hubei and Henan provinces, and Hungary's Gyor-Moson-Sopron county recently.
Historical buildings in the capital city have found a savior, who is determined to keep them standing with aid of innovative techniques.
A new book series, titled Talks on Ancient China, answers these questions about China's history through covering various topics on historical evolution, country governance and cultural development in ancient China.
Chief administrators of five BRICS art museums discussed the various roles of the art museum in a changing world, especially during a time with a pandemic, at a recent online conference.
Guri Bakri, a 39-year-old conservator of the Jiaohe Ruins, starts her daily inspection at the site as usual, ensuring the safety of tourists and making photographic records along the way.
Attendees watch a video during a symposium marking the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Beijing People's Art Theater in Beijing, capital of China, June 12, 2022.
Cultural relics that are more than 3 millennia old and feature previously unknown shapes were recently found during an archaeological excavation in the Sanxingdui site in Sichuan province, and they appear to be a mysterious yet key part of ancient Chinese civilization.
A temple which, in my opinion, is the best in the city but one that surprisingly few people know about or visit, which only adds to its charm. So I give this recommendation at the risk of destroying that peaceful seclusion.
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