Two routes for downtown Beijing night cyclists were launched on Saturday.
As the summer vacation nears its end, the fervor of visitors flocking to museums shows no signs of waning despite the scorching heat.
Beijing's White Dagoba Temple is the setting for a game that brings the past alive and promotes understanding between China and Nepal, Hou Chenchen reports.
Institution's reach has progressed in leaps and bounds, making it a leader in some fields, Zhou Wenting reports in Shanghai.
Following the official inscription of the Beijing Central Axis on the UNESCO World Heritage List on July 27, the summer has seen a surge in citizens and tourists keen to immerse themselves in its historical splendor.
Historic route through the capital is focus of information drive to highlight its significance, Yang Feiyue reports.
In one sense, the destination for 9-year-old Pu Huobin, from a town in Ruili city, Southwest China's Yunnan province, on the Myanmar border, was Shanghai.
When a pianist steps onto the stage, their goal is not just to perform but to engage and captivate the audience. A successful concert hinges on selecting pieces that resonate emotionally, demonstrate technical prowess, and maintain the audience's interest from start to finish.
Nestled on a tree-covered hillside on the northern shore of Xihai Wetland Park in Beijing's Xicheng district, the Guo Shoujing Memorial Hall has served as a museum for more than 30 years, recounting the stories of Guo Shoujing, a Chinese astronomer, hydraulic engineer and politician of the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368).
In the old days, children in Jingdezhen, East China's Jiangxi province, had their own novel way to keep themselves warm during the chilly winters. They took a warm brick from a firing kiln and put it in their schoolbags.
The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru, a China-made documentary about a shipwreck that killed more than 800 British soldiers during World War II, will be released in cinemas around China on September 6.
For The Young Ones, the latest production by China's leading online entertainment provider iQIYI and the first Chinese drama to feature juvenile prosecutors, premiered globally on Aug 14.
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