Lovingly preserved 'treasure' from universities' collections draws huge interest.
Created from scratch in 2016, the Suzhou Symphony Orchestra has gone from strength to strength.
A documentary that tells the story of Hungarian-Slovak architect Laszlo Hudec, who left 99 percent of his architectural works in China and helped shape Shanghai's current urban landscape, is set for shooting. A ceremony was held last Sunday at the architect's former residence in Shanghai to celebrate the launching of the project.
Scheme in Antiques, an upcoming film adapted from writer Ma Boyong's best-selling novel of the same title that's been referred to as the Chinese equivalent of the Indiana Jones' adventures, is set to open across the Chinese mainland on Dec 3.
A multilingual version of the Peking University Red Building 5G immersive exhibition was launched online recently to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China.
Experts gathered at the 2021 China Cultural and Tourist Industries Summit in Beijing on Tuesday to discuss the development of world-class tourist destinations.
Zhang Yimou's spy thriller "Cliff Walkers" received seven nominations, including one for best film, of the 34th edition of Golden Rooster, China's top film awards, said the China Film Association on Monday.
Seven artifacts unearthed from a high-profile tomb on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau made their debut on Tuesday in the provincial museum of Northwest China's Qinghai.
Young Forever, a short video series by Hunan Satellite TV Station, gathers talented youth from all walks of life to tell their stories and inspire young viewers to equip themselves with positive energy and actively chase their dreams.
Beijing is expecting to accommodate over 3 million migratory birds this winter as avian migration peaks, according to the Beijing Municipal Forestry and Parks Bureau.
In a factory workshop, cold noodles and seasonings are packed into bags on an assembly line in preparation for delivery to dinner tables across the country and the world.
The first thing you see when you enter a hutong (narrow alleys) courtyard in Beijing is maybe a "yingbi", or "spirit screen". This carved stone wall is believed to keep out bad spirits as well as to provide privacy.
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