In celebration of summer, the Palace Museum in Beijing has shared a range of photos featuring ancient paintings of vegetables and fruits with netizens on the micro blog Sina Weibo.
Beijing Television's Kaku Children Channel has launched a children's reality show, entitled, Amazing Change, in which child singers perform classic Chinese folk songs with new musical arrangements.
Singer-songwriter Mao Buyi stands on stage, smiling shyly and gazing at his fans, who are gathering around and screaming out his name. Clearly, the round-faced young man is used to the scene and tries to make eye contact with as many fans as possible.
Online talent contests are offering young singers a path to fame, Chen Nan reports.
The mission to develop guoxue, the study of traditional Chinese thought and culture, is an arduous journey requiring the effort of today's youth and future generations, experts asserted at a recent education forum in Beijing.
Dipak Jain, one of the world's most respected figures in business education, is set to become European president of CEIBS in November, Andrew Moody reports.
In the depths of the production studios, where the online reality talent competition Produce 101 is being filmed, a bright pink rehearsal room lies at the end of a corridor marked with a large letter "A".
When it comes to reality talent shows, the fever pitch generated by fans of Produce 101 demonstrates the power of inclusion, report Xing Wen and Xu Haoyu.
A total of 128 coins from ancient states along the Silk Road were on display Tuesday at central China's Henan Numismatic Museum.
Fanjing Mountain in Southwest China's Guizhou province was added to UNESCO's World Natural Heritage list at the 42nd session of the World Heritage Committee in Manama, Bahrain, on July 2.
A new exhibition titled "Similarities and Diversities in Symbiosis - China & CEEC Contemporary Art" opened at the China Cultural Center in Sofia, capital of Bulgaria, on Monday, offering a peek into modern art in China and the Central and Eastern European countries.
Archaeologists have discovered stoneware dating back to the Old Stone Age near the Suifen River in northeast China, according to the archeological center of Jilin University.
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