From architecture to food, Zhou Niuniu aims to touch every aspect of your life. For starters, he has a perfume launch on Friday.
An archeological excavation at Yuanmingyuan, or the Old Summer Palace, has been broadcast live on microblogging site Weibo, mobile messaging app WeChat and video streaming services in Beijing on Wednesday.
A Tibetan multimedia play Common Home was staged at the National Center for Performing Arts in Beijing on August 16 by the Tibet Modern Drama Troup.
A chapter in the 16th-century Chinese classic, Journey to the West, depicts an exotic kingdom inhabited only by women.
Few people may connect the writing brush, a vital tool of ancient Chinese calligraphy, to the whiskers of a mouse.
Hollywood is again using Chinese celebrities to spread its influence in the lucrative mainland film market. This is the second such case in August.
Matt Damon reprises his role as a former CIA assassin and psychogenic amnesiac in the spy series' fifth installment.
A gang of 38 tomb raiders have been jailed in Northeast China's Liaoning province. They were involved in 36 cases of stealing from ancient ruins, including from a state-level protected heritage site dating back 1,000 years, a local court said Tuesday.
As a seven-year refurbishment project comes to an end, the Fuwang Chamber inside the Emperor Qianlong's Imperial Garden, at the northeastern corner of the Forbidden City, is expected to be unveiled to the general public in 2020.
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Montenegro, an exhibition of the traditional villages of the two countries was held at the Museum of Chinese Gardens and Landscape Architecture in Beijing, on Aug 15.
Several medical personnel at a hospital in the central province of Hunan have been suspended for using expired medicine on children, local authorities said Wednesday.
An ethnic opera, Yi Hong, which tells the story of how the Yi people of Daliangshan Mountain area of Liangshan Yi autonomous prefecture battled together with the Red Army in the 1930s, will be staged in Beijing on August 17 and 18 at Tianqiao Performing Arts Center.
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