The Writers Publishing House recently celebrated the 70th anniversary of its founding.
For decades, the stiletto heel was, to many women, a symbol of feminine charm, high social status and success.
The landscapes and the lively scenes of Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, a fine-tuned combination of the natural and man-made, traditional and modern, have provided a group of foreign artists lavish material for thinking and creating.
Photographer Luo Xin, better known by his artistic moniker Lahem, was presented the Discovery Award on Sunday at the 9th Jimei x Arles International Photo Festival in Xiamen, East China's Fujian province.
High above the ground at the Silk Road International Ski Resort in Urumqi, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, cables stretched across the snow-covered slope, carrying not only cable cars with skiers onboard, but also two performers.
More than 40 luminous figures from the academic and education circles and industries around the world engaged in the discussions with personalities from home colleges at the Tsinghua International Conference on Art and Design Education, from Dec 15-17.
An exhibition is being held at the National Art Museum of China showing artworks and photos which depict the landscapes and social lives of the Inner Mongolia autonomous region, and how people living in the region strive to develop the land with the same high spirit as that of horses, the loyal domesticated helper and companion on the extensive grassland.
At the Macao Grand Prix Museum, Patrick Koellmer, a German well-known on Chinese social media, immersed himself in the VR experience of road racing.
The zoology community is torn on why Africa has no tigers.
Two of the first few things about Nicaraguan Claudio Frixione that amaze his Chinese contacts are his birthplace and school.
Approaching the end of 2023, China's film market has seen a polarized box-office ratio, with more than half of ticket revenues generated by the 10 highest-grossing blockbusters, according to a report released by Tencent News in Beijing on Dec 14.
Yu Ding, a professor at the Central Academy of Fine Arts, recalls his first task after enrolling to study art history at the academy decades ago — he was assigned to interview Wei Qimei, an oil painter and professor of prominence at the school.
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