In his nonfiction work Jiangnan Qiwu Zhi (A Chronicle of Jiangnan Artifacts), published in July by Yilin Press, writer Xu Feng tells a story of a carpenter in Qiyin town, a fictional location in Jiangnan, the region to the south of China's Yangtze River.
In 2004, a groundbreaking discovery shocked the public: archaeologists excavating the foundations of the Epang Palace site, in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, announced they had discovered that the legendary complex had never been completed. Furthermore, they concluded that the story that the palace had been torched by the late Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC) warlord Xiang Yu was, in fact, false.
For many Chinese viewers, Jing Yidan is inseparable from Focus Report and its motto, "Let facts speak".
This month, Bellerbys International Education, a subsidiary of Study Group, hosted a series of events in Beijing, signaling a new phase for Bellerbys Global and focusing on local collaboration.
The first rehearsal for the 2026 Spring Festival Gala of China Media Group was held on Saturday. Various performances, innovative technological applications, and visual design elements were seamlessly integrated, ensuring a smooth flow throughout the event.
Over 200 artifacts are on display at the National Museum of China, where the ongoing exhibition, Twin Stars Illuminating the World, illuminates a small corner of the large, thick veil of the ancient Shu state.
Folk arts and handicrafts are artistic expressions of farmland laborers, embodying their emotional attachment to the soil. The lifestyles associated with these laborers may be waning, but museums are celebrating their aesthetics.
In a series of short, unedited practice videos filmed on his phone, violinist Yu Xiang argues, tests, corrects, interrupts, and rethinks — sometimes all within a single burst of music.
The 15th Cross-Strait and Hong Kong Film Directors' Symposium concluded earlier this month in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, releasing a shared vision to enhance cooperation and exchanges among filmmakers from the Chinese mainland, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macao.
US artist Jen Blazina opened her Asian debut exhibition at the Liuli China Museum in Shanghai. The exhibition, Glass as Time, Memory in Recasting Form - Jen Blazina Solo Exhibition, presents 15 works by the artist and will run from Jan 15 to Feb 28.
How did ancient Chinese scholars travel to the capital for the imperial examination? A new interactive installation at Gathering Talents Around the Land — The Imperial Examination Culture of Ancient China, the renovated permanent exhibition of Beijing's Confucian Temple and Guozijian (Imperial College) Museum, provides the answer.
Animated anthology returns, blending ancient stories and sharp visuals, Wang Xin reports in Shanghai.
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