The images of the most authoritative statues of Niulang the cowherd and Zhinyu the weaver girl in Chinese folklore set off heated discussion recently, with netizens complaining they are disappointed by their appearance.
Four Chinese virtual reality films have been nominated for the 74th Venice International Film Festival, and will compete with their foreign rivals for three major prizes.
Tubbat rises with the sun and hops on his motorbike to ride 30 kilometers to tend to a saxual forest that was once desert.
Confucius once asked his students: "What is your ideal life?" Some said they wanted to help run the country. Others said they wanted to educate people on morality.
An English-language version of Jia Pingwa's work, Happy Dreams, has just been published in both print and electronic formats. It looks at the lives of scrappers against the backdrop of big social changes.
With the ninth BRICS Summit to open in Xiamen, Fujian province, Where Has Time Gone?, the first movie coproduced by five BRICS countries, will be showcased at the summit, giving an insight of cinematic cultures and customs.
The first Global Kunqu Opera Digital Museum opened at Cambridge University in the UK on August 25.
An exhibition featuring about 100 oil paintings themed "Sound of Nature" was held at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing from Aug 24 to 31.
Luocha Land won the Asian Arts Awards: Best Young Performance Award during the festival, highlighting the Chinese operas' journey in Edinburgh.
More than 30 relics from China's oldest stone arch bridge have been repaired, the first time such work has been undertaken on it.
On Wednesday, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) announced the winners of the 2017 International Literacy Prizes, honoring excellence and innovation in the field of literacy worldwide.
The Venice International Film Festival kicks off on Wednesday night, starring a number of Chinese films and directors.