Teens from Pingqiu village, Qiandongnan Miao and Dong autonomous prefecture in Southwest China's Guizhou province discovered the charm of Dong embroidery during their summer break.
An exhibition highlighting archaeological findings from the Qin (221-206 BC) and Han (206 BC-AD 220) dynasties in Guangzhou opened at National Museum of China on Tuesday.
Artist He Jialin has created a total of 38 ink paintings to record Chinese athletes who attended the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games.
Liang: the Overreaching, an exhibition now on at the Tsinghua University Art Museum until Oct 20, commemorates the 120th anniversary of Liang Sicheng's birth by gathering more than 300 photos, videos, drawings, models, letters, manuscripts and installations from several institutions.
While machine translation powered by artificial intelligence still lags far behind human interpreters in many ways, smart applications, backed by AI, have been helping university students who major in interpretation to learn more effectively.
Contest sees students recount stories centered on the nation's development to demonstrate their proficiency in English, Zhou Wenting reports in Shanghai.
International group visits the cradle of Chinese revolution, Zhou Wenting reports in Yan'an, Shaanxi.
Sequel to legendary adventure tale sees animated characters enthrall audiences, Xu Fan reports.
The ninth edition of the "top 10 readers" awards ceremony took place on July 15 at the 30th National Book Expo in Jinan, East China's Shandong province.
The depictions of the Great Void inspired Argentine artist Leandro Erlich when preparing for his solo exhibition in China, The Confines of the Great Void.
The humanistic spirit endowed with Chinese gardens is behind Inviting the Moon and Wind, which shows dozens of paintings by Qiu Ting.
Adiscussion about writer Mai Jia's book, A Wavy Life, was held in Beijing on Aug 1. Mai, Li Jingze, deputy chairman of the China Writers Association and ophthalmologist Tao Yong from Beijing Chaoyang Hospital shared their opinions on the book based on their own experiences.