Described as the "poem without rhyme, a fairy tale for adults" by modern Chinese writer Lu Xun (1881-1936), a new Chinese translation of De Kleine Johannes (Little Johannes) was published in September, around 90 years after Lu Xun's original was first published.
New four-volume book tracing the evolution of China's libraries through the centuries proves to be monumental undertaking. Wang Kaihao reports.
Original manuscripts of works by George Byron, Oscar Wilde, Virginia Woolf and Charles Lamb are on show in East China.
During a recent event to promote his new movie Where Has Time Gone?, director Jia Zhangke says the film has received acclaim in several overseas international film festivals.
The late literati Qian Juntao was hailed for his versatility. He achieved success in classic Chinese painting, calligraphy, poetry, music and book publishing.
In Tunisia, where many people still lack access to medical facilities, there is growing hope that the country could strengthen cooperation with China to localize traditional Chinese medicine, an expert said Sunday.
After seeing his historical hit The Legend of Miyue gain popularity in overseas markets, director Zheng Xiaolong has returned to familiar territory depicting modern China in his latest TV production.
The province of Alberta in Canada is making efforts to attract more Chinese tourists, especially ahead of the China-Canada Tourist Year in 2018, according to Darlene Fedoroshyn, the Travel Alberta director of business development in the Asia-Pacific.
TV drama Full House, a series reflecting the transformation of local Beijing life between the 1960s and the 1990s, has recently topped the ratings in 52 Chinese cities, according to leading television and broadcasting tracker CSM Media Research.
Musicals, dance and concerts, among other performances by art troupes from 11 countries, including Russia, the United States, France and Denmark, are being staged at the ongoing New Classic Arts Festival at the Tianqiao Performing Arts Center in Beijing through December.
Zheng Youlin, a sculptor based in Fuzhou, saw his solo exhibition unveiled at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing on Saturday.
The fifth "China Day in Seoul" was held at City Hall Square in Seoul, South Korea on Oct 22. After delivering speeches, Chinese Ambassador to South Korea Qiu Guohong and Mayor of Seoul Park Won-soon added the finishing touches to respective dancing lions, marking the beginning of the activity.