As the global tourism industry continues to woo Chinese travelers, China is reciprocating the gesture of goodwill by offering more friendly visa policies to attract overseas visitors and reignite inbound tourism, making it a strong driver for economic development.
A rare type of bottle dating back more than 7,000 years has been unearthed at the Peiligang site in the city of Xinzheng, Central China's Henan province, providing archaeologists with the earliest dated artifact of its kind in China.
A list of the "Top 10 Buzzwords in Chinese Online Literature in 2023", co-released recently by The Paper, a digital newspaper, and the country's largest online literature content provider, China Literature Group, displays trendy ways that young people tackle the uncertainties of life.
A raft operator has earned acclaim by going beyond merely guiding passengers down the Jiuqu River to masterfully narrating the storied legacy of the Wuyi Mountains, Yang Feiyue reports in Wuyishan, Fujian.
Discoveries reveal elaborate rituals for divine sacrifice, Wang Ru reports.
About a year after releasing its album Felix Mendelssohn String Quartets, Chinese ensemble Amber Quartet had a talk introducing and reviewing the recording of the album at the National Center for the Performing Arts in Beijing on Jan 7.
Students and teachers from Beijing Film Academy presented a gala in Beijing on Jan 5 to celebrate the new year.
The 21st China Forum on International Cultural Industries kicked off in Beijing on Jan 6. The forum was hosted by Peking University, and was themed on developing a strong socialist culture and a modern Chinese civilization.
The 6th China International Ballet Season wrapped up at Tianqiao Theater in Beijing with two galas on Jan 5 and 6.
A performance showcase by Beijing Dance Academy was staged at Tianqiao Performing Arts Center in the capital on Jan 5, featuring students and teachers of the school who have stood out from the Lotus Award — the top national awards for dancing in China.
An academic seminar on archaeological studies in the border area of China was held in Beijing on Dec 27 and 28.
To celebrate upcoming Chinese New Year, French fashion company LOEWE commissioned three master jade carvers, Cheng Lei, Qiu Qijing, and Yin Xiaojin, to create three limited-edition pendants.