Topographically treacherous Abuluoha village is the final settlement in the country to connect to the road system, paving the way for farmers to steer their own destinies, Erik Nilsson reports.
Industry executives, experts and officials from China and the United States met virtually at a coproduction summit on Nov 1 to explore ways in which the world's two leading film industries could work together to meet the challenges and seize the opportunities in the post-pandemic era.
Influential Lu Xun triggers hot debate on social media
New play adapted from 1940s classic novella premieres in Shanghai, Cheng Yuezhu reports.
The Hong Kong Museum of Art unveiled on Wednesday its preview of the exhibition The Aesthetics of Hues in Antiquities from the HKMoA Collection, which features over 300 items from the museum in an effort to invite visitors to experience the colorful side of Chinese history.
Archaeologists in East China's Shandong province have excavated 29 ancient tombs, including 11 which date back some 1,800 years to the late Eastern Han Dynasty (25-220 AD).
As a treasure trove of cultural relics with unique styles and great history, Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region has made steady progress in the science-based protection of cultural relics over the past few years.
Since ancient times, hair has been described as a valuable yet troublesome thing in Chinese literature. Having good hair was not only an important standard of beauty but also psychologically connected with romance and even gratitude to parents.
Inside the museum, artworks inspired by the village's history, present and future are on display.
Visitors flock to see and experience harvesting of the leaves before enjoying a refreshing cup, Yang Feiyue reports.
Tourism worldwide is one of the sectors hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. After nearly 18 months in the doldrums, tourism in the Zimbabwean resort city of Victoria Falls is enjoying a rebound with visitors returning in droves to see the majestic Victoria Falls, explore the mighty Zambezi and navigate the unspoiled safari.
Award-winning Australian photographer Scott Portelli is one of those fortunate people who have turned an unwavering passion into a creative career.
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