For many great artists in history, printmaking has run in parallel with painting in terms of importance in their careers.
As the area expands, so do its award-winning greenway and the ways people build, use, shape, and move through it.
Around 5,900 to 3,800 years ago, a thriving civilization flourished along the middle reaches of the Yangtze River. Its people built a vast city, engineered sophisticated waterworks, mastered jade carving, developed a highly organized pottery industry and conducted elaborate religious rituals. Today, archaeologists know it as the Shijiahe Culture.
The Bard East-West Ensemble, a New York-based cross-cultural music group founded at the US-China Music Institute of the Bard College Conservatory of Music, embarked on a 17-day China tour from May 28 to June 13.
The first Sunland Wine and Coffee Festival was held from June 12 to 14 at Sunland Park in Shanghai's Pudong New Area, featuring premium wines, coffees, gourmet foods, cultural and creative products, and outdoor brands from around the world.
From African coffee to visa-free travel in Southeast Asia, a Beijing expo draws record crowds as international exhibitors bet on the country's consumers.
Viral photo trend sets off wave of creativity among international social media enthusiasts
Viral photo trend sets off wave of creativity among international social media enthusiasts
When the summer wind sweeps across the Tianshan Mountains, Sayram Lake in Xinjiang's Bortala reveals its most enchanting form of the year.
Yanji cold noodles from Jilin are a signature dish of ethnic Korean cuisine in China.
Hebei's stunt capital effortlessly juggles two millennia of gravity-defying acrobatics
China's travel and tourism sector is accelerating expansion, standing as a strong example of sustained tourism growth worldwide. It is firmly on track to become the world's leading travel and tourism economy in the coming years if current trends persist, according to the latest industry data.