Immersed in virtual archaeological sites Students at Northwest University can now use VR to visit and explore ruins and tombs while still in classrooms, Lu Hongyan reports in Xi'an.
A charitable program is laying the foundation for arts education in Xiongan's rural areas, Liu Xiangrui reports.
NEW YORK-Joe Sinicki would have mistaken Carrie Feyerabend for a Chinese performer, had he not watched her presentation of the Peking Opera classic, The Heavenly Maid Scatters Blossoms, at a recent show at the State University of New York in Buffalo.
Smiling at danger China's finless porpoises face a fight for survival in and around the Yangtze River but researchers see signs of hope, Kelly Wang reports in Wuhan.
Renowned violinist Lyu Siqing gave a recital at Beijing Normal University on Sunday night.
The third China Internet Philanthropy Summit, which gathered executives from more than 100 leading charity organizations from around China, was held recently in Beijing.
Caibai Department Store is collaborating with The Cultural Service Center of the Palace Museum to release a collection of jade and gold jewelry.
Japan on Monday began levying a 1,000 yen ($9) departure tax on individual travelers departing the country, aiming to fund measures to attract more foreign visitors in the run-up to and beyond the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, Kyodo News reported.
The importance of domesticated pigs as a source of food and a symbol of prosperity is manifested in many forms of Chinese culture, for example, the character of "jia (home)" is composed by a part "tun" which means the pig.
Ever since watercolor was introduced into China, it has become an important form for both career artists and amateur painters to express.
Luo Zhiguang is grateful to the village heads before him.
The New York Philharmonic Orchestra will stage a Spring Festival concert and gala on Feb 6 in the city's Lincoln Center, featuring the US debut of Chinese composer Tan Dun's violin concerto, Fire Ritual, according to a news release.