A production site of stone armor of the Qinshihuang mausoleum was discovered in Northwest China's Shaanxi province, the Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology said Wednesday.
At the recent Cairo International Film Festival, Chinese films won love and praise from both the jury and audiences, says Chinese actress Qin Hailu, a member of the international jury.
Chinese archaeologists have used new technology to ascertain whether the remnants of carbonized textiles found in a burial urn unearthed at the Neolithic Yangshao Culture ruins in Central China's Henan province are the remains of the world's earliest known silk fabrics.
NCPA celebrates 90 years of iconic British record company and marks China's role in its renaissance, Chen Nan reports.
A high-level forum on art development was held on Saturday in Quanzhou of east China's Fujian Province, a city widely believed to be the starting point of the ancient Maritime Silk Road.
This is a soup for the increasingly cold days. The watercress is a cooler, so jujubes are added to balance the effect.
People in ancient China believed strongly in spirits and the afterlife－and that the deceased required material comfort. The worship and appeasement of the spirits, coupled with the proper care (or lack of it) of ancestors in the afterlife, was thought to exert a direct influence on the lives and for
About 400 pieces from Baccarat, one of France's most prestigious crystal makers, are being exhibited at the Shanghai Hengfu Art Center－the brand's first foray outside of France.
Hundreds of visitors in Washington DC enjoyed a lively show of liondancing, the presence of two oversized giant panda mascots, and a taste of Chinese cuisine and snacks.
An exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum is encouraging school students to think about the meaning of the ancient Silk Road
On an early winter day, at the site of the completion of the well-drilling project in Nanling village, Yicheng county, Shanxi province, a clear spring gushed from a 403-meter-deep underground well.
An old Beijing courtyard home, Peking duck, Cantonese soups, Xinjiang. What do these all have in common? Jujubes, the Chinese red date.
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