Altay's landscapes aren't just likened to gems and artworks — they are them.
Liu Hongyan, 45, has walked the Great Wall so many times that she no longer bothers to keep count.
A recent symposium at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing illuminated the diverse explorations of creativity by women active in artist circles. The event was held during the CAFA exhibition, Shape of Myself, featuring members of the China Women Artists Association.
More than 200 paintings, posters, manuscripts and designs created by Zhou Lingzhao (1919-2023) were recently donated to the Central Academy of Fine Arts, in Beijing, where he taught for decades.
BERLIN — From an expanded visa-free transit policy to broader unilateral visa-free access, a series of measures is making China increasingly attractive to international visitors eager to explore Chinese culture, landscapes and unique travel experiences.
High on the Wumeng Mountains of Southwest China's Guizhou province, wind is the constant protagonist. Across the highlands stretches one of the world's largest belts of wild chive blossoms.
What defines the cultural spirit of the Chinese people? How do we recognize ourselves as Chinese?
In SW China's Yunnan, where misty mountains meet tranquil lakes, an ancient art form is making a vibrant comeback.
Ancient procedures of Miao silver craft require years to master, as Yang Feiyue reports.
A time-honored masterpiece sparks long queues, viral souvenirs and online collectibles, showing how museums connect ancient art with modern audiences.
Beneath glowing petals and moonlit groves, residents welcome a vibrant season as new varieties of cherry blossoms paint the urban landscape blush.
Meet Ma Biaobiao, a palm-sized figurine that has taken China's younger generation by storm — sparking endless social media posts, long exhibition lines, and even a playful netizen joke: "It looks just like me on a Monday morning."