Thomas Bohme, lead engineer and project manager of the German musical instrument manufacturer GEWA, has the final say on the quality of exported violins made by a Chinese company.
Ships, ports and ocean voyages have fascinated me from my childhood days. Though the fascination did find an early outlet during my student days, it did not blossom until much later as a journalist.
This year's Shanghai Book Fair set up more outdoor tents and staged online events and promotions to engage readers amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Zhang Kun reports in Shanghai.
Books and activities related to the epidemic were a major highlight at this year's Shanghai Book Fair, which concluded on Tuesday.
The Eight Hundred recounts the defense by Chinese soldiers of a warehouse in Shanghai in 1937 during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
Shanping village has the ideal conditions for tea production-a goldilocks equilibrium of humidity, sunshine and soil, and an elevation of 600 meters above sea level.
Liubao's brews were celebrated in the olden days and are now reclaiming their former glory, Wang Kaihao and Shi Ruipeng report in Wuzhou, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region.
Chinese archaeologists used new technology and tools to restore the tomb mural paintings of Li Daojian, which dates back to the Tang Dynasty (618-907) period, according to the Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology.
In South China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, there is a place praised as "heaven on earth": Bama Longevity Health International Tourism Zone. It has breathtaking views of mountains, lakes, caves and rich negative oxygen ions, as well as a large proportion of long-lived people. By entering the
A recent survey showed that around 91 percent of respondents have changed their eating habits during the COVID-19 epidemic, the China Youth Daily reported Thursday.
A group of paper works by the late artist Chang Yu (1900-66), or Sanyu, will be on exhibition in Shenzhen, Shanghai and Beijing starting in September, ahead of an auction at Holly's International in Beijing in October.
Contemporary artist Zeng Fanzhi's Mask Series 1996 No.6 was auctioned off for 161 million yuan ($23.3 million) in Beijing on Tuesday, the highest auction price among Chinese contemporary artworks.
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