China and Turkiye signed a memorandum of understanding in Ankara on Thursday on the translation and publication of classics, which aims to give fresh impetus to cultural exchanges between the two countries.
How much chemistry would be created between one of the oldest art schools in the world and the top art academy of the most populous country? The answers are to be found at Art Bridges: from Antwerp to Beijing and back again, an exchange program to connect students at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, founded in 1663, and the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing.
iQIYI, the popular video-streaming platform, has recently introduced an innovative AI search featuring the pioneering function of "plot search", offering a novel experience for video viewers.
Historical sites in downtown Beijing are finding innovative ways to attract the public, Yang Feiyue reports.
Lead singer gives voice to a group that have emerged into the spotlight
Fotografiska, a Swedish contemporary museum of photography, art and culture that originated in Stockholm, opened a branch in Shanghai on Oct 21.
Bookstore back in business as it opens its doors again after two-year refurbishment, Zhang Kun reports in Shanghai.
The nose runs. Feet smell. English is a funny tongue, but it gets the job done. The only other language I speak fluently outside my country is body. And I was getting by until one day I made it to China.
This year's Beijing International Cultural and Tourism Consumption Expo didn't disappoint, Yang Feiyue reports.
During the late 1980s, the Hami River, the main waterway in the east of the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, nearly dried up.
For many people, the perfect career would be one in which they do what they love to make a living, but in reality, not many have either the luck or the luxury to do so, given financial concerns and other considerations.
Choi Chang-sau still vividly remembers his first encounter with his master. Over 70 years ago, his father, who ran a musical instrument shop, entrusted him with returning a guqin, a plucked seven-stringed musical instrument, that he had repaired, to its owner. The recipient was a gentleman named Xu Wenjing, who had settled in Hong Kong in search of treatment for an eye ailment.
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