As Chinese culture becomes popular abroad, many countries are issuing special postal stamps to celebrate the Year of the Monkey this year.
The 2016 Sino-Sierra Leone International Cultural Exchange Year was kicked off on May 1 in Beijing, also marking the launch of the Africa Asia Development and Cooperation Organization.
The upcoming Shanghai International Film Festival will feature some new directorial works by renowned Japanese filmmakers, including Yoji Yamada, Hirokazu Koreeda and Shion Sono.
As the entertainment industry booms in China, celebrities are becoming an integral part of people's cultural life, and even in education.
A private facility is doing its bit to help as autism afflicts a growing number of children in China. Wang Zhen in Beijing and Liu Mingtai in Jilin report.
China has banned children younger than 18 from appearing in reality TV shows to help them avoid potential problems caused by finding fame at an early age. Wang Yanfei reports.
The Palace Museum in Beijing confirms discovery of relics from the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) that were buried underground for six centuries.
Invited by the Chinese Ministry of Culture, 18 members of the song and dance troupe MusicFest of South Africa arrived in China on April 29 for a visit that will end on May 8.
More than 20 sets of moving images collected by a French couple are on display in Shanghai.
China had 222 million people aged 60 years or older as of the end of last year, accounting for 16.1 percent of its total population, a senior official announced Tuesday.
The cinematic adaptation of the world's influential video game franchise Warcraft will hit the Chinese theaters on June 8, two days earlier than its North American release on June 6.
Cai Guo-qiang raises the question of innovation in contemporary Chinese art through an exhibition.