As the New Year approaches, the final stretch of the Year of the Dragon shows a promising sign of heating up in domestic movie market.
On the day of Dongzhi, the Winter Solstice on Dec 21, a new exhibition with a festive feel opened at the Chinese Traditional Culture Museum in Beijing.
An international exhibition of intangible cultural heritage ran from Friday to Sunday at the Beijing Exhibition Center.
Saiba Asghar Ali, an eighth-grade student at the China-Pakistan Government Middle School in Faqeer colony in southwest Balochistan province, has dreamed of becoming a doctor since she was a little girl.
New seafood restaurant in Guangzhou's 'backyard garden' Nansha, is raising local produce and ingredients to unprecedented heights, Li Yingxue reports.
First female Chinese American pilot honored in new book about her short but eventful life, Mingmei Li reports in New York.
Standing in Tiantan Park in central Beijing, location of the Temple of Heaven, Evan Kail opened a copy of an old photo album, and tried to figure out how much things have changed over the past 90 years.
At 8 am on weekdays, Wong Chi Choi, a Macao resident, drives his wife from Fai Chi Kei in the Macao Special Administrative Region to the Hengqin Campus of the University of Macao and then either goes to work at his company located at the Guangdong-Macao In-depth Cooperation Zone in Hengqin, Zhuhai, Guangdong province, or drives back to his Macao office.
More than 30 years ago, David Lauren, son of American fashion legend Ralph Lauren, made his first visit to China.
MACAO — Brazilian Sinologist Giorgio Sinedino has developed an interest in China since childhood when he read The Adventures of Tintin and was impressed by the cultural elements such as traditional Chinese attire and delicate ceramics introduced in the famous comic series.
CHANGCHUN — As fresh snow blanketed the peaks of the Daqing Mountains in Jilin province, young skiers from China and Japan raced down pristine slopes, carving intersecting tracks across the white canvas.
Beijing, Beijing, a popular song by singer-songwriter Wang Feng occupies a special place in the hearts of the capital's residents, especially in the hearts of those who have come from elsewhere to make their dreams come true, who are collectively known in Chinese as beipiao.