Chi Zijian was seen attending the annual session of China's top political advisory body in Beijing earlier this week.
The work of fiction, titled Huangjin Yan, or The Golden Eyes, follows the adventures of a young pawnshop employee, who possesses the power to be able to see the past and future of every object he sees after his eyes are injured by a group of robbers.
Wang Jianguo, a member of the committee and a documentary director with China Central Television, proposed to digitize these precious files that record the history of the country.
With his ethos of embracing new talent and technology, Lyu Huanbin has helped turn a provincial broadcaster into one of China's top producers of hit shows.
A tour guide at the National Museum of China is becoming popular through his approach to artifacts.
Liang Yan's interactive learning aids help children and teachers, both inside and outside of the classroom.
Jackie Chan shared some good news at group discussions of China's top political advisory body-but it had nothing to do with his upcoming films.
Han, who created Fuwa the mascots of the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, is known for his productivity and diligence. And his works include paintings, sculptures and graphic and product designs. Also, he has tried out various materials for art and craft, such as bronze, clay, wood and silk.
Last Friday, Luo Shugang, minister of culture and tourism, said with the number of overseas trips made by the Chinese last year reaching 150 million, China has become the largest source of tourists in the world.
China has stepped up efforts to promote "red tourism" which features visits to sites with significance of revolutionary history, said the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
Chongqing hotpot has become hugely popular in recent years, especially since the release of the food documentary series A Bite of China II five years ago.
Translated fiction sales in the United Kingdom rose 5.5 percent last year, with growing demand for Chinese titles, said Nielsen Book on Wednesday.