The Mogao Caves in Dunhuang, Gansu province, located at a choke point along the ancient Silk Road, is one of the most important troves of Buddhist art in the world, and has witnessed the exchange and dialogue between the civilizations that once traveled along its length. The caves were painted over the course of a millennium, from the 4th century to the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368). In 1987, the Mogao Caves were inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List.
Hailing from the Dunhuang Academy, Wu Jian, a dedicated photographer, employs not just cameras but also the art of light and shadow to convey the historical essence of these cultural treasures.
A celebration was held on Wednesday in Guangzhou, Guangdong province to mark the 65th anniversary of the creation of the Smurfs, the blue three-apple high creatures.
The 14th Beijing Olympic City Sports Culture Festival kicked off at the scenic area of Juyongguan Great Wall in Beijing on Wednesday.
Few individuals have shown greater enthusiasm for the culinary arts than Tian Zeyu, a chef hailing from southwest China's Guizhou province. This culinary master has been celebrated for his inventive take on modern regional cuisine.
Under the baton of resident conductor Ouyang Wangjian, the Zhejiang Symphony Orchestra performed four original Chinese symphonic compositions for the 36th China Harbin Summer Festival on Tuesday.
The International Conference on the 100th Anniversary of the Discovery of "Ordos Tooth" was inaugurated on August 14 in Uxin Banner, Ordos city, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region.
Thousands of residents formed long lines in Lhasa on Wednesday to visit a giant thangka exhibition — religious images embroidered in silk — to mark the beginning of the annual Shoton, or Yogurt Festival.
LANZHOU — After nearly 20 years of working away from home, Cao Wenhao returned to his hometown in Northwest China's Gansu province to cultivate potatoes.
Despite having previously lived in South China for over three years, I never took the chance to visit Macao, a city that is just a stone's throw away from where I was based in Shenzhen.
After postponing its programs in 2022, the Beijing Music Festival, in its 26th year, will return this coming September and October with a special format that combines the 25th and 26th events into one big bumper event.
The lively and robust beat of gongs and drums from Yang Feilong's training facility can be heard more than a kilometer away.
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