Ancient Egyptian temples were more than places of worship — they were the heart of society, serving as ritual centers, schools, banks and courts.
Digital technology is empowering the protection and utilization of cultural relics, while also raising new challenges for communication, according to speakers from China and abroad at a parallel panel during the 2025 Beijing Culture Forum on Tuesday.
A session on the New Cultural Ecosystem in the Era of Digital Intelligence, held during the Beijing Cultural Forum on Monday, highlighted how China's cultural intellectual properties (IPs) are incubated and reach global audiences.
On a late September evening in Beijing, the stage of the National Centre for the Performing Arts pulsed with anticipation. The China NCPA Orchestra, celebrating its 15th anniversary and fresh from a triumphant European tour, lifted the curtain on its 2025-26 season.
China-Arab training program presents a new model of collaboration, blending dialogue, research partnerships and mutual tourism growth.
Shaxian snacks are set to conquer hearts with unique flavors and exotic, fresh ingredients that are nature's gifts to this former trading hub in Fujian province.
The Egyptian pyramids are more than just massive stone monuments. Every single giant stone is a testament to wisdom that defied the limits of its time. Follow in the steps of a China Daily reporter and an Egyptian guide to delve into the ancient world of wonders and unlock the ancient civilization's fascinating code.
From imperial decline and wartime peril to global recognition and digital innovation, the Palace Museum's story is one of resilience, devotion and cultural brilliance.
Chinese ballet drama based on a literary classic wows audiences as it makes its overseas debut.
More than 100 international students came together at the Temple of Heaven in Beijing on Thursday, joining 40 Chinese peers to embark on the "Beijing World Heritage" international dialogue and heritage experience tour.
An immersive haunted house based on the phenomenal Chinese fantasy web novel, The Unruly Immortals, made a stunning debut on Friday at the Universal Studios Singapore Halloween Horror Nights, marking the first partnership between the Universal Studios Singapore and a Chinese online novel.
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