Bustling breakfast neighborhood offers a glimpse of the city's food culture, daily rhythms
Australia handed over to China two Northern Song Dynasty head statues, the latest repatriation of Chinese relics under joint efforts to protect cultural heritage and build on ties.
At dawn, a long queue had already formed outside Zhou Ping's jianbing guozi stall in Xibeijiao, a neighborhood in Hongqiao district, Tianjin. Once frequented mainly by nearby residents, breakfast stalls in the old neighborhood are now drawing visitors from across China after the area went viral.
Artist Yang Liuyi has spent years capturing Beijing's historic landmarks, especially those along the Central Axis.
Xiao Jibo's vivid oil works are on display in Shouguang, Shandong province.
A young vendor from the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region has recently gone viral for baking fresh naan on the streets of Xi'an, Shaanxi province. Eager residents arrive hours before he starts selling each day.
Residues from alcohol production dating back approximately 6,000 to 5,500 years have been identified in pottery unearthed at the Xinghuacun archaeological site in Fenyang, Shanxi province, according to an announcement from the Shanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology on Friday.
A rare section of the Great Wall built with locally sourced marble has become a popular tourist attraction in Qian'an, Hebei province, drawing visitors with its distinctive stonework and centuries-old military history.
At a news conference held at the Greek embassy in Beijing last week following the 4th Liangzhu Forum in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni notes the enduring significance of Greece-China cultural ties, describing the two countries as the most ancient civilizations of West and East, whose wisdom offers "very essential, very meaningful answers to today's problems".
Carved into the cliffs along the Yihe River, the Longmen Grottoes in Luoyang, Henan province, stand as a UNESCO World Heritage site, encapsulating 1,500 years of Chinese civilization in stone.
Before dawn broke on a mid-June day in Songyuan, Jilin province, Yu Yanbo left her village carrying bags of handmade tiger-head shoes and other supplies. She was headed to Changchun, the provincial capital, where she would do something she had never imagined: teach a class at Jilin University.
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