In 2004, China National Academy of Painting launched a mentorship program in which its resident artists would open studios to admit and provide guidance to trainee artists from across the country.
Zizhuyuan Park, or Purple Bamboo Park, in the western area of Beijing, hosts lush plants and scenic lakes separated by small islands that offer a peaceful spot outside the city.
China’s recent visa relaxations have sparked a wave of inbound tourism, drawing visitors from all over the world. Interestingly, travelers from different countries and regions often have distinct preferences when exploring China. Watch the video to find out.
China Daily officially launched Chinese Culturepedia (https://culturepedia.chinadaily.com.cn), an English-language knowledge platform dedicated to promoting Chinese culture and enhancing global understanding of China on April 21.
Animal images play significant roles in every civilization. In Cambodia, the Naga, a snake deity shared by Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism, is seen as the guardian of national prosperity, and symbolizes auspiciousness and peace. In Yunnan province just across the border, cattle enjoyed similar cultural connotations of prosperity and wealth during the Dian kingdom, which existed from the Warring States Period (475-221 BC) to the Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220).
Pitch session highlight of annual Macao comedy event, as stars share their secrets, Xu Fan reports.
When French artist and architect Clara Bryon arrived in Beijing this past February, she wasn't just visiting — she was observing. With a keen eye for form, texture and space, she took in the layers of the city's architecture as not just structures but silent storytellers.
Relaxation of visa rules has helped spur much greater demand, Yang Feiyue reports.
Dehua porcelain, a pure white that gives off a soft glow, blends traditional elegance with modern aesthetic appeal. Fuzhou lacquerware, where natural resin layers create a soft, glowing light. Fujian craftsmanship is still alive today.
Grain Rain marks the end of spring. Bathed in spring showers, the earth rejuvenates and tea hills glisten. As put by Tang Dynasty (618-907) poet Qi Ji, tender and fragrant tea picked before Grain Rain is a gift from above. Let's savor this cup of fresh brew and look forward to summer's radiant hue.
To celebrate the upcoming 2025 International Chinese Language Day, which falls on Sunday, Chinese language learners, enthusiasts of Chinese culture, international Chinese educators and diplomats in China gathered in Beijing on Friday to celebrate the special day dedicated to demonstrating the unique charm of the Chinese language.
Fujian's mountains and waters await your discovery. Step into Fujian province and feel the living history. Come to Fujian and try the heritage crafts for yourself.
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