The Cream of Art shows dozens of ink works by Chen at the Powerlong Art Center in Xiamen, Fujian province, until Dec 5.
Among the historical figures who contributed to exchanges between China and Japan, Yinyuan the Chinese Zen monk living in the late 16th century and 17th century has re-emerged in people's attention, as a bronze statue of him was unveiled in Nagasaki, Japan on Nov 14.
The Ninth Peking Opera Studies Symposium was hosted by the National Academy of Chinese Theater Arts from Nov 5 to 7, detailing Peking Opera education through speeches and panel discussions.
Around the 3rd century AD, the grotto art originating from ancient India was introduced to China along the ancient trade routes and over mountains and deserts.
The State of E existed more than 3,000 years ago in China, and few records survive.
A group of young illustrators have been sketching lifestyles of Beijing and Shanghai and compiling them into a series of bilingual travel brochures to cater to young visitors from home and abroad.
Fashion fair highlights talent and creativity of ethnic group, Ma Zhenhuan and Yu Yin report in Ningbo.
In the center of Rome stands the Pantheon-a temple dedicated to all gods. A mere 6,611 kilometers away, China has its own "pantheon"-the Mogao Caves in Dunhuang, Northwest China's Gansu province.
The Braille Library of China has been providing an essential service for the country's visually impaired for nearly three decades, Zhang Zhouxiang and Yang Xiaoheng report.
The China International Import Expo for the first time established a cultural relics and art section this year. Major auction houses made their debuts at the fourth iteration of the expo in the hope of attracting Chinese collectors.
A firefighter stationed at the Palace Museum is always ready for the unexpected, Wang Ru reports.
As a treasure trove of cultural relics with unique styles and a great history, Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region has made steady progress in the science-based protection of cultural relics over the past few years.