Gigi Chang published the second volume in English of the Legends of the Condor Heroes earlier this year. The book series was written in Chinese by Jin Yong (Louis Cha Leung-yung), who's known for his martial arts and gallantry stories.
Skill, creativity and individuality on display as moves gain acceptance.
More than 100 paper cutting pieces by Jingle artisans, dated to the early 20th century, are on display through April 20 at the Prince Kung's Mansion in Beijing.
The National Museum of China in Beijing is now accepting applications for postdoctoral positions from those who are interested in carrying out studies on the Chinese history, archaeology and museuology, conservation of cultural relics and documentation.
Featuring the theme of “Encounter”, the biennial Shanghai Urban Space Art Season will kick off at the end of September this year and last for two months.
Keen to build on the success of hit series like Blue Planet, BBC Studios has unveiled plans for five new natural-history shows scheduled to air in China.
Bento has become a global phenomenon. Get into the art of making lunch
The newly released national reading report of China has shown that digital reading gained more momentum last year as the mainstream among Chinese people.
An intriguing exhibition shows the work of two Asian fashion photographers.
Film Common Destiny themed on the Belt and Road will hit global screens during the second Belt and Road International Cooperation Forum.
In a comic book called Finnish Nightmares - A Different Kind of Social Guide to Finland, Finnish graphic designer Karoliina Korhonen shows the inner struggles of a typical Finn, a people who relish personal space and tend to avoid small talk if not forced.