A bronze statue of an Indian man erected outside a medical school in North China is to be formally unveiled early next month. When passers-by look up, they might not recognize the face but most of them have heard the name: Ke Dihua.
For decades, Hamburg-born John Rabe has been a household name in Nanjing, a Chinese city thousands of kilometers away from Germany that was traumatized by a massacre during World War II.
While most people are preoccupied with the discomfort that the high humidity brings during the annual plum rain reason, Lin Youyu was more anxious about mold forming on his beloved scientific specimens.
While visitors are most awed by the huge skeletons of dinosaurs or mammoths in the Shanghai Natural History Museum, researcher Zhou Baochun finds the world presented to him by the microscope far more intriguing.
Citizen scientist projects gain traction in China, giving wildlife research specialists a much needed helping hand, Xing Yi reports in Shanghai.
In the early morning, Sun Zhicheng sits in front of the table in her studio and gets ready to start her work for the day.
A TV documentary series chronicles poverty alleviation in remote areas, Xu Fan reports.
On a webinar organized by China Daily on Thursday, curator of Taipei Arts Festival Tang Fu Kuen said the pandemic may point to us what live theater could be like in the future and when the pandemic is over, comes the question: do we want to go back to the old ways?
The Hong Kong International Film Festival will schedule some screenings after cinemas reopen on Friday, but the film industry will need at least three to four years to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, said Albert Lee, executive director of the organizing body of Asia’s oldest international film f
Closing her eyes and reclining in her seat, Tang Xiaogu spent a memorable evening in Tianjin this month listening to musicians from three symphony orchestras perform at an open-air concert.
Beijing was the capital of six dynasties, and many cultural monuments with rich and invaluable intangible cultural assets have been left behind to preserve China's history uniquely.