An immersive museum combining aerospace science, digital art and space culture opened in Luohu district, Shenzhen, Guangdong province, on Sept 10, offering young visitors an opportunity to explore China's space program through interactive experiences.
A 400-year-old clay figurine craft from Wuxi, Jiangsu province, is going global through an official Amazon storefront and a TikTok account targeting international audiences.
A baoyue-style flask vase, dating to the Yongle period, during the reign of Zhu Di of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), will go under the hammer at Christies in Hong Kong in late October.
An international ethnic and traditional culture exchange event featuring China-Russia folk performances was held recently in Beidaihe district of Qinhuangdao, Hebei province, aiming to promote cross-cultural understanding and people-to-people exchanges between the two countries.
Following ecological restoration, tourism flows upstream with boat routes that give passengers different views of the city.
At an exhibition booth, visitors used game consoles to control cartoon dinosaurs racing across prehistoric landscapes in an immersive virtual world.
For decades, the Terracotta Warriors army has been a must-see for foreign tourists in China.
On a large pottery shard, two dots mark the eyes and a curved line forms the mouth. Just a few incised strokes sketch a tiny smiling face, resembling a 7,000-year-old emoji.
From a bureaucrat's grievance to questions about hunting, ancient texts capture moments of everyday life.
Autumn winds sweep across northern Shanxi, brushing past the thousand-year-old Pagoda of Fogong Temple. Rising high above the surrounding landscape, the pagoda's timber structure is held together by intricate mortise and tenon joints without the use of nails or rivets.
Waltz of the Rolling Giants blends Chinese traditions with Western classical influences, debuting in Hong Kong before its European tour.