Patients' distrust of doctors can sometimes hinder a physician's ability to help them. The level of trust displayed by patients and their willingness to cooperate with a doctor often has an influence on the outcome of their treatment.
People living 3,400 years ago in Southwest China's Yunnan province ate snails and lived in different houses in winter and summer, latest findings from a historical site showed.
Producers of Transformers: Age of Extinction have been ordered to pay over two-million yuan, or nearly $300,000 to a scenic area in Southwest China.
A forum was held at the Nanjing International Exhibition Center on Friday to explore the fusion of culture with science and technology, to boost China's cultural industry.
The Fourth Health Policy Decision-makers Forum Asia-Pacific was held in Beijing. More than 150 delegates from more than 10 countries shared their opinions and insights on elderly care.
Chinese people should have more nutrition-balanced breakfast, experts said during the kickoff ceremony for 2016 China Nutrition Communication Conference and Amway Nutrilite Nutrition China charity campaign, which will last throughout November and will bring nutrition education events to cities all over China.
Yogi Yoga, a popular yoga institution in China, recently launched a campaign to tackle the problem of depression among Chinese university students.
A major expo on antique art pieces kicked off in Beijing on Oct 28 and will run through Nov 1.
The National Museum of China launched a new merchandise set of zodiac gold plates on Thursday in Beijing. The new products will be available in the museum's store in November.
Galerie Urs Meile gallery, who has spaces in Lucerne and Beijing, will show new works of such artists as Shao Fan, Xie Nanxing and Yang Mushi at the upcoming West Bund Art & Design Fair Shanghai from Nov 9 to 13.
A meticulous Chinese ink painting of landscape and pavilions of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) sold 9.2 million yuan ($1.36 million) in a sale on Wednesday in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province.
Edvard Munch's painting of 1902, Girls on the Bridge, will go under the hammer in a New York sale on Nov 14, with a pre-sale estimate exceeding $50 million.
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