From the outside, Keey Light Box is an inconspicuous building newly rising in the city of Jiangmen in Guangdong province, its exposed concrete walls giving it a composed demeanor. However, upon entering the recently opened X Gallery inside, one is ushered into a world where artworks and handicrafts sparkle with creativity.
For decades, the iconic Peking Man and his East Asian relatives have stood as silent witnesses to human evolution, their genetic secrets locked away inside precious, irreplaceable fossils.
Canton Tower, a landmark in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou, Guangdong province, lit up on the evening of May 12 for the 2026 International Youth Poetry Festival (China-Arab Session).
The horse, one of the world's most beloved creatures, represents strength, courage, freedom, and loyalty in various cultures, and is this year's Chinese zodiac animal.
As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the global cultural landscape, a new exhibition in Venice is turning the spotlight toward a pioneering curator whose five-decade career has traced the evolution of contemporary Asian art while raising fresh questions about the future of creativity in the AI era.
The 2026 China New Cultural and Creative Market & Trendy Toy Carnival, touted as the first national-level event of its kind, will take place in Beijing from May 15-24 in Chaoyang Park.
How do art and technology — as creative forces in the advancement of human civilization —help people explore the world around them and expand their knowledge? That topic was the center of discussions by people from around the world at the recent Global Dialogue on Art and Technology in Beijing.
Chinese teams once again proved unbeatable in table tennis, successfully defending both the men's and women's titles at the recently concluded World Team Table Tennis Championships in London.
As early summer arrives, Beijing is rolling out a packed season of cultural and tourism activities under the theme "Colorful May, Explore Beijing", offering visitors a mix of history, art, music and countryside leisure.
Relaxed, easygoing, and always passionate about cinema — that sums up the first impressions of Juliette Binoche.