An exhibition promoting traditional Chinese medicine at the Ninth Global Conference on Health Promotion has encouraged delegates from overseas to experience massage or acupuncture, or to undergo a TCM theory-based health evaluation, all of which are free of charge.
The coding of many Chinese characters that were previously unavailable in electronic format was completed in October as part of the country's largest State-funded digitization project.
There are 452 major national cultural relic protection units in Shanxi province, the largest number in China. However, recently there have been several incidents of relics being stolen, which brought the issue to public attention.
China's Foreign Ministry refuted a rumor that the country's media watchdog had set restrictions on Korean dramas, movies and TV shows by requiring Chinese TV stations not to air advertisements casting pop stars from the Republic of Korea (ROK).
Sully, a biopic of the legendary American pilot Chesley Sullenberger, recently released a trailer tailored for China, the world's second-largest movie market.
Viewers will see daily objects and ordinary environments from a different perspective at a multi-media exhibition titled Time Nonexistent.
A forum held at Beijing's National Art Museum of China on Monday commemorated a generous donation of German industrialists and collectors Irene and Peter Ludwig 20 years ago.
There are about 700,000 cases of heart attack each year in China, but only 350,000 of all the patients get proper treatment in time, according to Chinese Medical Doctor Association.
Thirty-nine pieces of art work by 13 artists from Brunei and China went on display at a joint exhibition on Tuesday afternoon at the Brunei Darussalam Maritime Museum.
Curator Zhang Qing gave three talks on maritime culture and Chinese art in Egypt on Nov 16-17 and Brussels, Belgium, on Nov 21.
While walking is a popular exercise for many people nowadays, it can be a real challenge for forest ranger Zhang Youguang, who has consistently walked 6 kilometers on mountainous roads daily for 43 years.
Primatologist Jane Goodall points out even insects show surprising intelligence. The woman who discovered chimpanzees use tools tells Erik Nilsson humans' intellect may be our best mechanism to blunt ecological devastation.
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