The Museum of Tibetan Culture in northern Beijing is one of the lesser-known institutions among the capital's dozens of museums, art galleries and cultural centers.
Nearly 80 years after The Spring River Flows East became a landmark in Chinese cinema. The story returns — this time on the stage, through the intimate, immediate language of theater.
Gao Yingpo grew up in a world of "magicians": "People brought back a chunk of stone from the mountain. They incised, polished, and colored it, and it ended up looking like a watermelon sliced open," he recalls.
For generations, Qing rulers returned to the grounds on the western outskirts of Beijing, where work and leisure merged, reports Wang Ru.
On Sept 21, Chinese and Thai poets celebrated the Mid-Autumn Festival at a gathering in Bangkok, reading poetry and discussing closer literary ties.
At an elevation of 1,910 meters, Tianchi Lake in the Tianshan Mountains lies peacefully among the peaks beneath Bogda Peak. Its crystal-clear waters, snow-capped mountains, and forests blend seamlessly into a breathtaking alpine landscape.
Chongqing Yangtze River Culture Institute has recently unveiled what it describes as the world's first comprehensive anthology of travelogues focused on the Chuanjiang River and Shu Roads.
With its authentic period details and universal themes, the 26-episode series highlights the evolving lives of two neighboring families.
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