Peking University Library integrates ancient texts with cutting-edge technology, enhancing student engagement, Yang Feiyue reports.
On Oct 15, the New China-DPRK border bridge over Yalu River officially opened to traffic.
From dazzling gold crowns, vibrant glassware and jade artifacts to majestic Buddhist sculptures, the ongoing exhibition Beneath the Golden Crown: Highlights of Silla's Treasures at Shanghai Museum East presents one of China's first showcases devoted to the ancient civilization of Silla on the Korean Peninsula.
Returning to the stage, one of the world's most famous musical characters and his creator seek to draw young audiences and devoted fans back to the theater for this classical show, Zhang Kun reports.
On brightly lit Qilou Old Street, vendors slice open pink wax apples, their juice sparkling under the lights. A drone captures traffic weaving across Haikou's cross-sea bridge, while elsewhere, women in ethnic attire craft traditional goods amid lush rainforests, and rockets launch into space from the vast coastline.
At 72, Liu Heung Shing embarked on a three-year journey across four continents, photographing China's global influence, Yan Weijue reports.
Beijing's traditional shops, quirky craftsmen, time-honored products attract mix of generations
Shanxi academic forum reflects on origins and long trajectory of Chinese civilization
Green trails show new way to explore city, action plan aims to strengthen conservation effort
The Adventures on Double Ninth Festival, presented by Henan TV, will be streamed live at 7:30 pm on Oct 17 (GMT+8)!
The 5th Congress of Chinese Archaeology opened in Yuncheng, Shanxi province, on Thursday, bringing together hundreds of scholars and professionals from China and abroad to discuss the discipline's past, present and future.