School education in China has a long history. The following lists four things you should know about teachers in ancient China.
The third season of Chinese reality TV show Where Are We Going, Dad? has completed shooting in Hengdian, a town in Dongyang, Jinhua, Zhejiang province.
Three people struggling for their dreams in the melting pot of Beijing showed the complex transition of China in Underground Fragrance, a film by Chinese director Peng Fei presented here at the ongoing Venice International Film Festival this week.
Pupils wearing Han Chinese clothing, the national costume of the Han people in China, bow to express their gratitude to teachers at a traditional ceremony for accepting students at the Confucian Temple in Beijing, Sept 9, 2015.
As a world-renowned sacred Buddhist site, there is almost too much to explore in the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang, Gansu province.
The works of Qi Gong (1912-2005) have long been the target of forgery, but during his lifetime, the Chinese calligraphy master seemed to not mind the fakes much.
Stylish and confident, 17-year-old Hu Ziming stood in front of a screen in Beijing's downtown in late August and shared with audiences his experience producing his recently finished short movie, Hypersomnia.
Assassination, the highest-grossing movie so far in the South Korean market this year, will be released across the Chinese mainland's theaters on Sept 17.
Great children's stories always carry deeper messages for adults. And that is what some visitors are discovering at the China Art Museum in Shanghai. Some of Disney's most famous cartoon images are on display, including Mickey Mouse and the Lion King.
Still shots from upcoming TV drama "Yunge from the Desert", which starts airing on Sept 13 on Hunan TV, were released recently.
Works in Progress, an exhibition at the Museum Folkwang in German city Essen, reviews the latest development of Chinese photography. It displays brand-new works of 24 contemporary Chinese artists and photographers.
A new Beijing exhibition offers a close look at several-hundred-year-old Ming Dynasty furniture and its reincarnations today.
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