The construction of a new building of the renowned Sanxingdui museum began on Tuesday in the city of Guanghan, Southwest China's Sichuan province.
A national conference was held in Beijing on March 28 to commend 44 young and middle-aged artists who excel in both professional expertise and moral integrity.
CHONGQING－Individually, residential communities are merely small pieces of a larger urban puzzle.
COLOMBO－There are some very noisy roadworks outside Sathishkumara Nargeshwaran's home.
As the 19th Asian Games Hangzhou 2022 approaches, an English-language contest aimed at putting on a full display of the Games spirit and promoting the culture and history of the host city, region and country has reached its conclusion.
BEIRUT－An increasing number of Lebanese students have become interested in learning Chinese and exploring China's culture and civilization, says Nisrine Abdel Nour Lattouf, director of the Confucius Institute at the Saint Joseph University.
NEW DELHI－Acupuncture has become a bridge of friendship between India and China, with more Indians accepting the form of traditional Chinese medicine over the past few decades, experts say.
Following the lives of three students over a decade, from senior middle school to their college graduation, the documentary Dare to Grow Up explores issues of schooling and parenting, and raises questions about the purpose of education.
In traditional Chinese idioms, liangxiu qingfeng, or "two sleeves of cool breeze", is often used to describe clean and honest officials.
QINGDAO－Researchers from the Institute of Oceanology under the Chinese Academy of Sciences have found a marine fungus species that can efficiently degrade polyethylene and other plastics.
It was a piece of music that seemed to sum up the moment. Not just the bravery of the participants at the upcoming event, but the courage and determination of those actually playing the musical instruments.
The National Museum of China, where Siyang Fangzun is housed, has enriched people's experiences appreciating the vessel by offering a new product called "Archaeological Chocolate". It allows buyers the feelings of working at an excavation site by "digging" a piece of chocolate in the shape of Siyang Fangzun from a jar of chocolate chips.
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