The integration of artificial intelligence into publishing education is not about machines replacing humans, but about empowering people through technology, says Wu Shulin, chairman of the Publishers Association of China (also known as the China Publishing Association).
Xu Fengying, a 79-year-old from rural Shanghai, never imagined she would become an oil painter. Yet, a decade ago, she picked up a brush for the first time and began an extraordinary new chapter in her life.
SE Asian artists showcase their works in new exhibition, highlighting their link with Chinese traditions, Lin Qi reports.
Determined to help their six-year-old son realize his dream of making a handmade silk quilt from scratch, Ruan Qian and her family transformed their apartment in Wuhan, Central China's Hubei province, into a makeshift sericulture workshop, raising 12,000 silkworms in their living room.
The Asia-Pacific region, a growing hub of scientific innovation, is playing an increasingly influential role in shaping the future of global scholarly communication.
Beijing hosted the 4th PubTech Conference on June 15, where global leaders gathered to discuss the intersection of publishing and artificial intelligence.
One of the world's most revered theater directors, Lev Abramovich Dodin of Russia, has returned to China after a nine-year gap, bringing his acclaimed production of Anton Chekhov's Three Sisters to Beijing.
Experts from Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (XJTLU) recently visited Suzhou, Jiangsu province, to explore how the city is nurturing its cultural traditions while engaging the next generation.
The 28th Shanghai International Film Festival generated significant economic benefits across the city, contributing over 5.3 billion yuan ($782 million) to related industries.
Books may have been the main attraction, but the 32nd Beijing International Book Fair was equally a showcase of ideas, technology and cultural exchange.