The 2025 Grand Canal Cultural Reading Tour, an event celebrating the culture of the Grand Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage site, concluded in Beijing on Monday. This event followed months of activities held across eight provinces and municipalities since June.
A recently signed agreement between Beijing Normal University and Dunhuang Academy — the organization responsible for the research and preservation of the Mogao Caves in Gansu province — will help integrate museum resources into art education.
Xin Zhilei's award-winning performance in The Sun Rises on Us All brings to life a morally complex story of human struggle and resilience, Xu Fan reports.
At 91, literary master Wang Meng is breathing new life into China’s classic ghost stories.
When a hundred lion dancers rose across the stage at the opening ceremony of China's 15th National Games, the scene drew thunderous applause at home and abroad.
Famed French label refocuses its sub-brands by offering skincare essentials to ordinary people and investing more in the China market, with its strongest-ever product lines, He Qi reports in Shanghai.
The character for tea embodies philosophy and heritage, proving language can be steeped just like leaves, Zhao Xu reports.
Natural history specialist Liu Huajie, who is also a professor at the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Peking University, has unveiled his new series that popularizes science, including three books titled Cocoon of the Oriental Moth, Plants at Scarborough Fair and Simplifications in Modeling and Zoom of Autumn-Water, published by Beijing Times Chinese Press.
Now You See Me: Now You Don't, the latest installment of the thrilling heist franchise, has performed well in Chinese mainland theaters since its debut on Friday.
The third season of the documentary series Our National Park premiered on Dragon TV in October, showcasing the natural wonders in three of China's first batch of national parks — the Giant Panda National Park, the Hainan Tropical Rainforest National Park, and the Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park.
iQIYI, China's leading online entertainment provider, reported sustained market dominance in its core content business during the third quarter.
As artificial intelligence rapidly evolves to simulate increasingly human-like interactions, vulnerable young people are forming intense emotional bonds with AI chatbots, sometimes with tragic consequences.
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