Jingdezhen, a small city in East China's Jiangxi province, has long been associated with the creation of quality ceramics. Often called the "porcelain capital" for its important role in the domestic and international ceramic industry, it has been dedicated to the craft for more than 1,800 years. Due to its role as a royal kiln, it developed porcelain-making techniques that placed it in a league of its own.
Jun Hyunkee's face lit up as he looked down a list of people from the Republic of Korea and saw fewer names in the unvaccinated column, meaning more compatriots are being protected from COVID-19.
When I was a toddler, my family had two dogs, one of them a German shepherd mix and the other a collie.
Changjin Lake veteran overcomes his horrific injuries to find happiness and a positive outlook, Huang Zhiling reports.
Major ballet festival sees return of majestic art form, Chen Nan reports.
Diverse experiences reflected amid society's emerging distractions, Lin Qi reports.
Writing on monumental tablets such as tombstones and steles constitutes an important part of Chinese calligraphy. And reproductions of ink rubbings from those engraved characters allow people of new generations to study not only the evolution of calligraphic styles but also historic events and figures.
Chinese sci-fi productions are gaining ground on the world stage with Chinese philosophy and aesthetics finding increasing presence in sci-fi novels, movies, animations and video games.
Chinese blockbuster The Battle at Lake Changjin is set to have a sequel, Water Gate Bridge, in which stars Wu Jing, Yi Yangqianxi and other principal members of the original cast will return.
Tianjin Juilliard School's ceremony shows a new level of collaboration, Chen Nan reports.
A short film on winter sports in China is released ahead of the 2022 Olympic Games, Xu Fan reports.
As the country's first large-scale serial documentary shot in 8K ultrahigh-definition, The Forbidden City, a 12-episode documentary, has recently run on Beijing Satellite TV, in part as a celebration of the 601st anniversary of the founding of the imperial palace during the Ming and Qing dynasties (1368-1911).
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