As April 18 marks the International Day for Monuments and Sites, also known as World Heritage Day, we've selected ten archaeological sites in China that merit exploration.
This Is My Island aims to reignite this spirit of daring exploration and resilience by tasking a group of celebrities with building an experimental home from scratch on a secluded island in Hainan province.
Festival gives the mainstream music genre an unconventional home in venues in Beijing that typically host plays rather than concerts, Xing Wen reports.
A recent study unveiled by the Hubei Provincial Museum released the 3D reconstruction of the owner of a Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC) tomb unearthed at Shuihudi village, Yunmeng county in Central China's Hubei province.
Intricately crafted jadeware, dating back four millennia, helped carve out a blueprint for China's earliest societies, Deng Zhangyu and Zhou Lihua report in Wuhan.
A newly excavated site has revealed a graveyard containing the largest number of prehistoric tombs found in Northwest China, and a mysterious culture, experts say.
Archaeologists unearth intriguing clues hinting at a legacy of architectural achievement, Wang Ru reports.
In collaboration with the China Cultural Center in Malta, the 17th Gaulitana Music Festival presented the "Eastern Hues" pipa solo concert by Chinese pipa virtuoso Guo Mei in Gozo, Malta, on April 11.
The espionage series "War of Faith", set in 1930s Shanghai, has captured the attention of overseas markets, including Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, and Vietnam, as reported by the streaming site iQiyi.
Langfang hosts celebration of dramatic arts, Xing Wen reports.
After nearly 30 years of service, actor and former head of an art troupe of the People's Liberation Army Rocket Force, Zhou Wei, faced a wave of emotions upon his retirement in 2018.
As the Peking Opera Film Project enters its 14th year, organizers have announced plans to release 18 cinematic remakes of Peking Opera classics during the 14th Beijing International Film Festival.