TAIYUAN — A new museum is set to open at the 4,300-year-old Taosi relics site in North China. Over 300 items will be on display, shedding light on the life and culture of the area's ancient inhabitants.
National symphony orchestra set to embark on fresh chapter with its upcoming season under a new artistic adviser, Chen Nan reports.
Over the years, members of one Uygur family have grown from being complete strangers into those she considers closest to her.
Ancient waterway poised to tap deep heritage channeling tradition with innovation toward sustainable future, Alexis Hooi and Zhang Li report in Guilin, Guangxi.
Project underscores efforts to promote interest in Chinese literature among readers overseas, Yang Yang reports.
Fueled by a boom in Chinese travelers visiting Japan this summer, extra direct flights have been launched between the two countries — including to niche destinations — with more flights expected to be added to satisfy the growing demand, industry players said.
China's popular cultural relics exploration TV show, National Treasure, concluded its fourth season on Aug 3.
With colorful lanterns in various shapes of creatures, from both the ocean and land, illuminating the square of the National Natural History Museum of China in Beijing as night fell on Aug 1, the monthlong program, Night at the Museum, was launched.
By introducing the concept of literati painting, Su Shi changed the landscape of creativity.
Theater immersion training provides an opportunity to those not used to the spotlight
The 2nd Brunei-China Art and Visual Culture Festival opened in Brunei on Saturday, highlighting the longstanding friendship and history of cultural exchanges between the two countries.
In August 1502, 75-year-old Shen Zhou, a cultural icon and painting-calligraphy master based in today's Suzhou city, eastern China's Jiangsu province, lost his eldest son to disease.