The experience of deep, mindful reading remains irreplaceable, even in an era where AI tools can provide book summaries seemingly allowing individuals to grasp a book's content in minutes, experts and scholars said during a dialogue in Shanghai on Tuesday.
Divine Steeds: The World of Horses in the Palace Museum's Painting and Calligraphy Collections kicked off on Tuesday at the Palace Museum in Beijing. The exhibition will open to the public in the museum's Wenhua Dian (Hall of Literary Brilliance) from Wednesday until June 21.
For ceramics enthusiasts, Jingdezhen will never disappoint.
At 5 am on April 3, 22-year-old Zhao Rongyan set out with a group of students along a road leading to the Renshanhe Martyrs Cemetery.
Global groups of enthusiasts descend on Shandong's Weifang for colorful annual festival
A new musical about Shi Jianqiao (1905-79), a woman who spent 10 years in hiding before assassinating warlord Sun Chuanfang (1885-1935) to avenge her father's death, recently opened its rehearsal room to the public, where the production team shared their insights.
The capital city rolls out a "colorwalk" micro-tourism route at a new Pizza Hut restaurant in the downtown area on Monday.
Chinese singer-songwriter Wang Sulong, also known as Silence Wang, recently concluded his monthlong Rise of Romance world tour, marking a milestone in both his personal career and the growth of original Mandopop (Mandarin popular music).
With mental health issues striking ever-younger children, a book suggests the roots of adolescent distress may lie in the family home.
The announcement of a film featuring Labubu toys has sparked heated online discussions in China, with many fans expressing anticipation at the prospect of seeing the popular plushie dolls — known for their toothy, mischievous grins — on the big screen.
High atop Changbai Mountain, Tianchi shimmers like a sapphire-blue jewel, but only for a limited time each year
For the sixth time in a career spanning more than two decades, pop singer Jason Zhang has attempted something few pop acts anywhere would dare: a marathon run of concerts at Beijing National Stadium, better known as the Bird's Nest.
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