From critical reviews for the theater performance of Othello, to the working pages of the Chinese-English Dictionary and handwritten test papers for undergraduate students, the works of Lu Gusun (1940-2016), one of the most renowned lexicographers in contemporary China, are currently being showcased
With a stethoscope, flashlight, medicine kit and blood pressure meter, doctor Fan Yunfu busily shuttles between inpatient wards. This is not uncommon for many doctors, however, Fan's patients are prisoners with HIV/AIDS.
Taiwan-based major bookstore chain Eslite launched its e-commerce platform Eslite Online on Tuesday, extending its online business from books to general merchandise.
In a performance, the dancer resembles a moving statue, an archetypical embodiment of the human body, with an equilibrium between strength and tenderness, maximizing physical potential via myriad ephemeral motions.
Both intrigued and enchanted, two senior citizens look on as primary school pupils play with a mobile device near their school in Shaxian county, Fujian province, on Nov 24.
A research project that aims to help foreign young scholars to further understand Eastern philosophy and traditional Chinese culture in the post-pandemic era wrapped up at Beijing Normal University on Thursday.
The Best of the British 2020, an exhibition that aims to help British brands enter the national market, is accessible through live streaming through Dec 10 during the British Brand Week.
French sculptor Jean Cardot, who died in October, is known for executing three statues that became Paris landmarks --- Winston Churchill, Charles de Gaulle and Thomas Jefferson.
Movie portraying struggle of father to catch a brief glimpse of daughter is shot using fast-disappearing technique as director focuses on framing a work that sees things differently.
Chinese archaeologists have uncovered an ancient tomb dating back to the late Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 BC) at the Xuyang cemetery in Luoyang, Central China's Henan province.
As high-altitude winds greet the early morning, Gyatso loads packages of incense sticks into a car. The incense is bound for the city of Lhasa more than 100 kilometers away.
Rong Geng (1894-1983), a scholar of Chinese paleography, educator and connoisseur of antiquities, is little known to the general public. However, his extensive studies of ancient Chinese writings and his former collection of archaic oracle bones and bronzes continue to enrich people's cultural life.
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