Last month, the award ceremony for the Prix Versailles, the world architecture award that aims to promote better interaction between culture and the economy, was held at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, France.
A team of Chinese paleontologists has identified more than 240 fossilized dinosaur footprints in East China's Fujian province, the first traces of dinosaur activity found in the province.
A father-son duo is presenting a new play about Peking Opera.
TV show, with celebrities, drama and comedy, highlights significant relics from China's rich history.
Show sees candidates compete for their dream job at a prestigious Shanghai law firm.
An exhibition highlights the National Academy of Chinese Theater Arts' role in promoting Chinese operas.
The Yan Huang Art Museum is showing its collection of folk art objects, including embroidered textile pieces made by housewives, paper-cuttings by prominent folk artists and woodblock Spring Festival paintings produced at time-honored studios across the nation.
Family Harmony, an exhibition now on at the Long Museum in Shanghai, examines the roles of Ming and Qing figure paintings in carrying on values and cultural traditions.
The first set of Chinese stories presented in English scripts, titled Stories of China: Performed in English, was officially published by Foreign Languages Press. Planned by the New Channel International Education Group with the participation of playwrights from China, the United Kingdom and the United States, the book provides a new way for young people to learn English while inheriting and spreading Chinese culture.
An intangible cultural heritage and cultural and creative product fair kicked off at Tianjin Riverview Place on Friday.
Archaeologists in China have uncovered what appears to be the nation's oldest palace in Central China's Henan province, extending China's history of constructing palaces by about 1,000 years.