HEFEI－In a workshop, laborers pound Blue Sandalwood bark and rice straw to fiber, before using a cloth to filter out impurities and dust in a bid to finally attain a clean, white pulp.
Fashion trends are notoriously difficult to predict. What is in fashion one moment may be out of fashion the next. Add to this uncertainty the age in which we live and technological innovation, such as virtual reality, novel fabrics and 3D design, will obviously play a part.
An exhibition titled Moments, depicting those rare golden moments that seem to lodge in our minds, is being held in Shanghai.
North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region has recently released its 66 best photo shoot spots – in a move to boost its regional tourism development, according to local media reports.
Domestic anti-epidemic-themed movie "Chinese Doctors" continued to lead Chinese box office chart on Monday, China Movie Data Information Network reported Tuesday.
The MISA festival kicked off at the Shanghai Symphony Hall on Saturday to the sounds of birds chirping and the rumble of percussion instruments.
Sanwan Reorganization, a revolutionary epic about a milestone chapter in the history of the Communist Party of China, held its premiere in a Beijing cinema specially built as a supporting venue for Beijing's CPC Museum on July 10.
The Ningxia National Open Development Comprehensive Pilot Zone for the Grape and Wine Industry was officially launched on July 10, the first of its kind tailored for a specific industry.
Lineage in Brushstrokes, an exhibition at the Peon Art Museum Chongqing, shows the role of art as a force of unity in six individual families.
The eastern Chinese city of Shanghai has released a guideline to develop the city into one of the most attractive red tourism destinations in the country by 2025, local authorities said Thursday.
The exhibition "Futurism of the Past – Contemplating the Past and Future in Chinese Contemporary Art," presented by Beijing Contemporary Art Expo, was launched at Beijing Exhibition Center earlier this month and will run until August 31.
Dingjiaqiao has a 1,000-year history of producing the paper. The process of making Xuan paper was also added to UNESCO's world intangible cultural heritage list in 2009.
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