The paintings are now on show at Art in Kung Fu, an exhibition celebrating the 20th anniversary of the foundation program at CAFA's School of Fine Art.
Games adapted from famous martial art novels are highlighted in game company Perfect World Games' game publication plan. It will continue to publish more games in the future, the company said at a news conference held in Beijing on Tuesday.
To celebrate the centennial anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, a new TV series on the undercover communication line during revolutionary era in the 1930s will hit screen on April 19.
About 200 million travelers are expected to hit the road during the upcoming Labor Day holiday, a major online travel agency reported.
New musical honors youth selling newspapers on the streets during troubled times, Chen Nan reports.
The initial phase of a digitization project of precious frescos in a Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Northwest China has been recently completed, thanks to efforts by a research team from the Palace Museum in Beijing.
Artist tells all in a newly released autobiography and book series, Cheng Yuezhu reports.
Acclaimed author Liang Xiaosheng delves into his working class roots to honor those who built China, Xu Fan reports.
Chinese archaeologists have recently unearthed more than 80 bronze mirrors preserved in a large-scale cemetery about two millennia ago in Northwest China's Shaanxi province.
From the excitement around the recent excavation at the Sanxingdui Ruins site to the rising popularity of revolutionary sites in tourism and the emerging practice of celebrating Chinese Lunar New Year by visiting museums, traditional culture has revealed its abiding charm and taken on new appeal in China.
The National Library of China will hold various activities to celebrate the 26th World Book Day, which falls on April 23.
A new book Zhang Kong Yan Jiang (How to Control Your Speech) was launched in Beijing on Sunday.