Fresh platform for Chinese cross-talk tradition xiangsheng connects global cultures while preserving heritage, Hou Chenchen reports.
The memory and inspiration of the Silk Road, a series of ancient trade routes stretching from China to Europe, provide an attractive platform for cultural exchange between countries once connected by them.
Previously shortlisted in 2022, winning novelist's experiment with style finally clinches him the coveted prize, Yang Yang reports.
In a small studio in Kazan, the capital of Russia's Tatarstan Republic, the air was filled with the melodious strains of the famous Chinese folk song Jasmine Flower (Moli Hua in Chinese).
Annual theater festival turns ancient town into giant stage, with performances around every corner, Cheng Yuezhu reports.
About 22 kilometers from the Yanwei port in Guanyun county, Lianyungang, East China's Jiangsu province, Kaishan Island, the size of about two soccer fields, is an outpost in the Yellow Sea.
French naturalist Emile Licent (1876-1952) could scarcely have envisioned the enduring impact his brainchild, the Hoangho Paiho Museum in Tianjin, would wield over a century after its establishment in bridging cultural frontiers between China and France.
A sixth-grade soccer player from a small village school in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region captured millions of viewers on China's popular short-video platform Douyin with his tactical insights and leadership skills.
In the heart of the exhibition hall of the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing, two intricately embroidered costumes stand side by side, capturing the legacy of Peking Opera masters Mei Lanfang (1894-1961) and his son Mei Baojiu (1934-2016).
Spanning millennia, the history and mystery of Sanxingdui's ancient civilization is reaching international audiences through modern digital platforms.
From the moment Kenichi Tsuda first delved into the intricate tales of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, he was captivated. The narratives of loyalty, strategy and ambition sparked a lifelong passion for that part of Chinese history, compelling him to explore countless comics and novels.
The graphic novel adaptation of The Three-Body Problem created by artist Wu Qingsong combines traditional Chinese painting with a modern touch to vividly depict the grand world of the sci-fi story, says Zhang Yu, chief editor of Yilin Press under the Phoenix Publishing and Media Group. Zhang was speaking during an international copyright promotion event for the adaptation at the 76th Frankfurt Book Fair that closed on Oct 20.
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