Wind H has collaborated with artists to stage at its space, inside Beijing's 798 art zone, an art festival for children called Yo! City, running through to Feb 25. It is an amusement park where younger visitors can run, jump, roll on the ground, read and paint on wall, as a way to explore the world.
US business insiders who attended a five-day travel industry event here have seen greater opportunities from China's tourism market in the near future as the country is introducing more opening-up measures on traveling, including new visa policies.
As climate change causes damage to historical sites, technology and techniques offer vital solutions, Wang Ru reports.
A well-preserved tomb from the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 24), with a clear record of the year it was sealed, has been discovered in Wulong district of Southwest China's Chongqing, according to the Chongqing Cultural Relics and Archaeology Research Institute.
Avoiding better-known Guizhou karst sites in favor of those hidden from plain sight serves to enhance an intrepid adventurer's sense of accomplishment, Chen Liang reports
At a palliative care ward in the Beijing Haidian Hospital, an 82-year-old is busy typing his new book.
Dance in Images, a festival of films at the Institute of France in Beijing that opened on Thursday and will run to Saturday, will feature more than 20 dance films.
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, the sequel to DC's highest-grossing film, will be released across the Chinese mainland on Dec 20, two days earlier than in North America.
Although Deng Kun is not devoted to the creation of Chinese painting, his works present the same poetic, serene mood sought after by ancient intellectuals when working with ink and paper.
Business travelers have shown a preference for trips that leave a smaller carbon footprint, according to a recent report by the business travel management division of Trip.com Group, a major online travel agency based in Shanghai.
In ancient times, Quzhou, a city in the western part of Zhejiang province, was known as a center for spreading Confucianism.
Yinding Bridge, a play by established theater director Lin Zhaohua, is being staged at the National Center for the Performing Arts in Beijing until Saturday.
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