Wang Xingang, a resident artist at the China National Academy of Painting, has dedicated decades of his life to honing his craft in the realm of Chinese landscape painting. His journey began in childhood, where his artistic endeavors started garnering recognition through prizes at various competitions and exhibitions.
At the Jin Shangjing History Museum in Harbin, capital of Heilongjiang province, a gleaming, thumb-sized silver coin attracts curious visitors. The coin, shaped like a double-bladed axe, has a remarkable history.
Hordes of visitors experiencing Uygur culture in well-preserved ancient city
One day in September 2020, Liu Ailun met two little girls in Laos. They were sitting in a tuk-tuk, a common form of public transportation in Southeastern Asia.
DIY tutorial channel teaches practical skills for independent living and challenges gender stereotypes, empowering a growing audience of young women.
Hainan has become a sought-after destination for global youth, drawn by its opportunities, natural beauty, and inclusive policies.
Zhejiang TV's popular reality show Keep Running Season 12 recently brought a group of Chinese celebrities to discover Budapest in Hungary, delving into its landmarks and rich cultural heritage.
The Three Shadows Photography Art Centre in Beijing is holding Private Scenes: Masahisa Fukase, the artist's largest retrospective in Asia to date, chronicling Fukase's four-decade-long career with 376 works.
The 10th Nishan Forum on World Civilizations is set to kick off on Wednesday in Nishan, Qufu, Shandong province — known as the birthplace of Confucius.
North China's Shanxi province captivated college students with its allure during an event held in Beijing on Tuesday. The provincial culture and tourism department organized a promotional gathering at the Communication University of China in Beijing, unveiling the province's rich and distinctive cultural and tourism offerings.
In early July, a total of 12 cities in China were identified as having significant potential for cultural and tourism development.
Shanghai Museum has said it will host 10 night events where audiences will be allowed to bring pet cats to an Egyptian antiquities exhibition, a rare occurrence among comprehensive museums globally.
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