Nearly 1,000 chorus league students, from primary schools to colleges in Shanghai, attended the singing gala in Shanghai Normal University on Tuesday night to celebrate the 40th anniversary of China's reform and opening-up.
A Chinese kung fu gala, performed by Chinese and US kung fu masters in the San Francisco Bay Area, is expected to ignite the local people's enthusiasm for Chinese martial arts and promote cultural exchange between China and California, said organizers on Monday.
The first Disney Imaginations Shanghai Design Competition, a local version of Walt Disney Imagineering's Imaginations Design Competition created in 1991 in the United States, ended late last month, with the team from East China University of Science and Technology beating five other finalists to win
Chinese universities have again performed well in global rankings for computer science and engineering, according to the Times Higher Education league table.
A science-quiz TV show ignites passion for knowledge and makes victors celebrities.
A group of girls from Shenyang Aerospace University in Liaoning province have started to enjoy soaring through the sky while paragliding, which has become an indispensable part of their lives.
For someone who started writing as a hobby, Ding Mo (pen name) has done pretty well for herself. She is now in the spotlight as a 50-episode TV series, Our Glamorous Time, based on her novel of the same name, is being aired on Zhejiang TV and Dragon TV, and is being discussed on Sina Weibo, China's
"The people from the Kingdom of Zhao were music savvy. They walked like this, very elegantly," says Chou Kung-shin, as she demonstrates how people walked during the Warring States Period.
In a bid to elevate traditional performers to star status among the nation's youth, Wang Ning has launched a TV talent show with a twist, "The Chinese Youth".
An increasing number of young women are taking to skateboarding.
Zhang Yalin, an auditor at an accounting company in Beijing, is one of a growing number of Chinese who have started to habitually consume coffee, and they are helping make China's market for the drink the fastest-growing in the world.
A Chinese bronze vessel some 3,000 years old that was looted and taken to the United Kingdom in the 19th century, has returned to its country of origin, officials said.