The 39th Pengsheng Tongken Munao Zongge Festival kicked off on Feb 5, in Jinghan township, Longchuan county of Southwest China’s Yunnan province.
The Most Beautiful Swiss Books China Tour will be on exhibit in Shanghai from February 10 to 13 at Shanghai Ming Contemporary Art Museum.
A 3,000-year-old rabbit relic went on display recently at the Jinguo Museum in Linfen, Shanxi province, inspiring many to get closer to rabbit culture during the Spring Festival period this year — the Year of the Rabbit in the Chinese zodiac.
Dali, the one and only autonomous prefecture of the Bai ethnic group in China, has been designated as a new national-level guardian of cultural ecology in a bid to better protect the region's cultural treasures.
Villagers in North China's Xiongan New Area have been busy making "tanghulu," a traditional Chinese snack of candied fruit, to meet the demand during the Chinese New Year holiday.
For Liu Ziqi, an eight-year-old museum lover in Beijing, this winter vacation has proved a rather busy one, as she made a to-go list for newly opened exhibitions in the Chinese capital.
After a temporary closure during the Chinese Lunar New Year holiday, the Samaranch Memorial has just reopened, coinciding with the first anniversary of the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in Beijing.
Vine tea, or Ampelopsis grossedentata, is a medicinal plant, and locals call it meicha. It has both nutritional and medicinal properties.
NANNING — Amid the earsplitting sound of firecrackers and the dazzling glitter of firelight, shirtless men danced a colorful bamboo dragon through the streets, as people threw lit firecrackers.
Amid China's Spring Festival travel rush, also known as chunyun, numerous people braved bustling trains and other crowded vehicles to reach home and reunite with families, while millions of railway staff pulled out all the stops in order to ensure they all had smooth and safe journeys.
All across China, cultural venues enjoyed an uptick in footfall during the Spring Festival holiday, as crowds poured into museums and galleries to find historical and artistic enlightenment.
During the Qin (221-206 BC) and Han (206 BC-AD 220) dynasties, shells were carved with simple patterns of birds and animals or inlaid as ornaments on a wide range of objects. Toady, in East China's Fujian province, a group of artisans are committed to carrying forward the ancient craft.
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