Although experiencing many toils and hardships, late oil painter Ding Tianque didn't lose faith. He remained passionate about art no matter what, as one can see in his works featuring rhythmic strokes and a vibrant palette.
A special exhibition kicked off on Thursday in Beijing to honor a legendary overseas Chinese who made great contributions to charity and education development in his home country.
China Post will issue on March 20 a miniature sheet featuring the famous Tang Dynasty (618-907) painting, Five Oxen.
Daydream: Jumping He, an exhibition to be opened at the Sea World Culture and Arts Center in Shenzhen, will review the career of Chinese-German designer Jumping He which has spanned some 25 years.
National security officers usually work undercover and keep a low profile, but a television drama has thrusted them into the limelight, highlighting their commitment to the country's safety.
Since 2009, pianist Sheng Yuan has been holding concerts every March to pay tribute to one of his favorite composers, Johann Sebastian Bach.
The 3,000-year-old Sanxingdui ruins site in Southwest China's Sichuan province has yielded some quite extraordinary archaeological finds. Over 100 bronze pieces were discovered in Pit No. 2 of the Sanxingdui ruins and were replicated into an altar.
China will launch a national reading campaign for 2021, according to an official circular.
Nestled in the southernmost mountains in Zhangjiajie, Central China's Hunan province, Mudixi village is a picturesque paradise with the lush woods, clean streams and distinctive stilted houses built by local ethnic Miao people.
Inner Mongolia's remote corners provide the stage for entertainers ready to perform, Chen Nan and Yuan Hui report.
A photography project aims to capture the lives of women living alone, Wang Qian reports.
Revitalizing villages will help breathe new life into isolated communities and inspire cultural activities and appreciation, says CPPCC member, Li Yingxue reports.