Deep in the secluded river valleys of Lincang Lancangjiang Provincial Nature Reserve grows a rare plant — the Yunnan large lily.
HAIKOU — "A whale is stranded in the shallows and in critical condition!" This distress call had barely come through when Li Haiqin, 49, grabbed his life jacket and first-aid kit and rushed to the scene.
Guided by a digital avatar, visitors at the 2026 Global Digital Economy Conference in Beijing stand before an intelligent diagnostic device to complete facial and ocular scanning.
Over the past year, Chinese micro-dramas have evolved from short-form video clips into high-value entertainment.
The use of artificial intelligence in filmmaking has become a global focal point, taking center stage at the recently concluded 28th Shanghai International Film Festival.
The lights suddenly went out, and the audience fell silent. The drummer raised her sticks, held them aloft for a split second, then brought them crashing down.
In Kaizhou district, Southwest China's Chongqing, the One Yuan Theater is transforming access to the arts with its innovative model.
More than a beloved comfort food, Beijing zhajiang (made from fermented soybean paste and stir-fried minced pork) noodles are a true taste of the city's culinary heritage.
iQIYI International, the overseas streaming platform of Chinese online entertainment company iQIYI, reported a 130 percent year-on-year increase in total viewership in the first half of 2026, driven by strong demand for Chinese dramas and micro dramas.
Pianist and poet Ju Xiaofu released his new album, Mist Without, worldwide on July 10.
The Spring Wind Greens Kekeya, an original song-and-dance drama, was staged in Beijing on July 9.
At this summer's first performance of the children's play Tong You Shan Hai, or Journey Through the Classic of Mountains and Seas, a young girl in a pink dress walked onto the stage. The cast, led by the fox character Xiaojiu, invited the audience to sing Happy Birthday.