When Gao Leilei first encountered The Peony Pavilion, the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) play by Tang Xianzu, she was captivated by its romance, its passion and its tragic beauty. But as she delved deeper into the life of the playwright and the turbulent era in which he wrote, her understanding of the work evolved.
As the first guest on the China Daily online show, A Journey to the Top, former Chinese women's soccer team goalkeeper Zhao Lina takes the show back to her home in Shanghai's Putuo district.
Way Out, a film adapted from a best-selling novel about China's pioneering female geological prospectors, is set to hit theaters nationwide on Nov 8.
East China's Fujian province is the starting point of the ancient Maritime Silk Road. Facing the sea, the province is known for its rolling hills, lush forests and scattered islands.
Chinese streaming platform iQIYI premiered The Blooming Journey Season 2 on October 24. The travel-themed reality series continues to spotlight authentic female perspectives and personal storytelling.
The Helan Mountain Rock Art Scenic Area in Yinchuan, Ningxia Hui autonomous region, has launched China's first MR (Mixed Reality) archaeological adventure project, providing a new path for the integrated development of technology and local cultural and tourism industries.
At seven in the morning, Hualala wakes up to the smell of the spicy noodles cooked by her mother. At eight, she and her husband take their child to kindergarten, kissing the boy goodbye before heading to work.
An ongoing exhibition at the Shanghai Museum showcases lacquerware not only as a crown jewel of Chinese civilization but also as a silent witness to cultural exchanges across East Asia.
The three winners of the 2025 World Laureates Association (WLA) Prize have praised China for its strength in their respective areas of research, and say winning the award will boost their cooperation with the Chinese scientific community.
Colorful Brushstrokes Upon the Earth, an exhibition that opened at the National Museum of China on Tuesday, celebrates the boundless imagination, creativity and industrious hands and minds of farmer artists who express their lives and work through various forms of art.
In this episode of Into Chinese Art, join Professor Jiang Yuqiu from the Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology and host Kate on a journey to a Ming Dynasty market alive with the atmosphere of the Dragon Boat Festival. Step into a world where elegance and aroma dance in harmony.