Today (June 8) marks World Oceans Day. Let's head to the National Maritime Museum of China in Tianjin, and embrace the call of the ocean.
As overseas readers look beyond traditional images of China and seek stories that reflect its contemporary culture, history and imagination, Chinese genre fiction is finding growing opportunities on the international stage.
Drawing on ancient mythology and addressing modern concerns, a leading web novelist opens a new chapter in storytelling, Yang Yang reports.
The 2026 Intermuseum BRICS+ Festival, held in Russia's capital city of Moscow at the end of May, brought together museum directors, scholars and experts from 26 countries, including Russia, China, Brazil, India, South Africa, and the UAE.
A journey through Henan reveals how prehistoric Yellow River settlements transformed into cutting-edge industrial hubs, reports Thomas Jay Hopkins.
After having long been relegated to mere 'objets d'art' by today's air conditioning, Chinese folding fans once again find favor among younger consumer
Cultural Frontline speaks with leading scholars and experts about why the classics still matter today.
A total of 12.9 million students across the nation will attend the gaokao, or the national college entrance exam, starting from June 7.
From Athens to the world — let classical wisdom illuminate modern questions.
Discover Jinsha Gorge in Tianzhu Tibet autonomous county, Wuwei, Gansu province. Hidden deep within the mountainous terrain of the eastern Qilian Mountains, it is one of the "Tianzhu Three Gorges".
The second World Conference of Classics will be held on June 9 and 10 at the Academy of Athens in Greece.
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