Chrysanthemum is also an ideal and common choice for decorations in big events, such as festivals and meetings in autumn.
An exhibition of the restored frescos of Pilu Temple opened at Hebei Normal University Museum in Shijiazhuang, capital of North China's Hebei province, on Oct 17, 2017.
Researchers at the University of Chicago found that the mere presence of smartphones damages cognitive capacity, even when the device is turned off.
A Shanghai university has opened China's first international school to train the country's future trade negotiators. The Shanghai University of International Business and Economics inaugurated the School of Trade Negotiations, China's first trade negotiation school, on Oct 11.
Many buildings are bulldozed to make way for redevelopment, but the structures can actually avoid the wrecking ball and be improved through a better expression of history and culture with modern art.
Australian Nicholas James Vujicic was born with a rare disorder that left him without any arms or legs.
A design contest on the traditional agricultural calendar unleashed the artistic talent of young people. China Daily reports. According to the Chinese lunar calendar, the Autumnal Equinox (qiufen) is the day when night and day are of equal length.
English learning apps are growing in popularity as a complement to traditional classes. China Daily reports. Using mobile devices to learn English has become popular in China, not only for medium-level and advanced learners, but also for beginners.
Chinese comics artist Bai Xiao used to wonder how his Japanese counterparts could churn out their creations on a weekly basis, when he could do so only once a month in magazines.
China's Northwestern University signed an agreement with the Palace Museum in Beijing on Oct 13 to jointly work on protecting and promoting cultural relics and traditional culture.
The Palace Museum Services, a book reviewing the museum's achievements in the past few years, was released by the Social Sciences Academic Press of China on Monday.
The influential German artist duo Bernd (1931-2007) and Hilla Becher (1934-2015) initiated a movement in photography in the mid-1970s. Their groundbreaking work changed people's understanding of photography.
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