A rare Chinese cup, dating back to the Ming Dynasty and found covered in dust at an English university, sold at an auction in Hong Kong Tuesday for more than $4.6 million, the university said.
It is the golden age for China's movie business-but success depends on a slew of ever-changing parameters
The recent release of Song of the Phoenix, a long delayed art movie, in mainstream theaters in China has turned into a phenomenal social event.
My initial involvement with China's film industry was in 2001 when I started a serious endeavor to review new releases.
Lu Mao,or Oamul Lu,a young illustrator who creats a fox named Feribo and healing pictures that warm many people.
Researchers at Stanford University have combined two research techniques to show how prefrontal brain cells, built specifically to process positive and negative experiences, are distinctly and fundamentally different.
Their feet were firmly on the earth, but their hearts and minds were in the stars. That's the conclusion of archaeologist after studying common household utensils used by Chinese about 5,000 years ago.
Sixty-six Chinese medicinal herbs have been added to the European Pharmacopoeia, an authoritative reference work for quality control of medication.
A classic children's drama "Malan Flower" is returning to the stage of the China National Theatre for Children at the start of June to celebrate the theater's 60th founding anniversary.
In a typically inspiring story, William Chak has evolved from an apprentice to a connoisseur.
A one-woman effort gets underway to re-create Beijing's glorious city wall and watchtowers that have long disappeared.
With great attention, Shu Ji, 83, observes a life-size wax statue of Peking Opera guru Mei Lanfang (1894-1961).