Veteran Hollywood filmmakers, including creators of the 1998 animated film Mulan, will embark on a "discovery trip" to the legendary Chinese heroine's birthplace in Hubei province next week.
"Amazing China," a 90-minute documentary recording China's achievements over the last five years, has become the country's all-time highest-grossing documentary.
Awarding winning film Ballad From Tibet by Chinese director Zhang Wei is scheduled to premiere in New York City on Saturday, March 10.
Among the 130-odd types of Shoushan stones mined in Shoushan village, Southeast China’s Fujian province, Huakeng stone is a more readily available and less precious type compared with other rare ones.
Chinese travelers made 130.5 million overseas trips last year, spending more than $115 billion, making the country the world's largest source of outbound tourists for five years, according to a report based on market survey done by organizations including China Travel Academy.
More than 5,300 pieces of ancient Chinese manuscripts have been "returned" from France in digital form and are available online, according to the National Library of China.
Over the recent Spring Festival holiday, Chinese visitors went to 730 cities across 68 countries and regions.
A big crowd packed the City Hall of Austin on March 10 to listen to a performance by Chinese band MoxiZishi x JiKeHaBu x 3He and a local Austin group to kick off China Gathering at SXSW, a program aimed at promoting China at the internationally acclaimed 10-day event from March 9 to 18.
Hulu, the latest casual dining concept from popular Beijing restaurant brand TRB Hospitality Group, saw its first busy day of trade in Sanlitun on Feb 12.
In the series of photos, the woman at first refuses a bowl of yuanxiao, or glutinous dumpling balls, a traditional food eaten that day, then eats only one ball, before finally devouring them all, but seemingly with a sense of regret. The model's expressions left many Chinese netizens amused.
A collection of 798 cultural relics dating back to Zhou Dynasty (1046 BC-256 BC) are on display at a museum in Northwest China's Shaanxi province.
Chinese choreographer/dancer Wang Yabin has been invited by the American Dance Festival this year to create a solo for the program Wondrous Women.
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