Archaeologists continue to add to the fascinating history of Beijing as a capital city, Wang Ru reports.
DNA technology has decoded information about a newly discovered cemetery and the intriguing relationship between two extended families living nearly 3,000 years ago in what is now Beijing.
Rising appeal and popularity of resorts across age groups driving social and economic changes, Yang Feiyue reports.
The Guangzhou branch of the China National Archives of Publications and Culture, a newly established landmark in the southern Chinese metropolis of Guangdong province, stands as both an architectural masterpiece and a repository of the profound richness of Chinese civilization.
Members reflect on their journey to performance greatness as they use their expertise to train and welcome new singers, Chen Nan reports.
A piano work recently discovered to be composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-91) was performed for the first time in Asia on Monday. Eduard Lanner, director of Johann Joseph Fux Conservatory in Graz, Austria, played the Milan Variations on the 119th floor of the 632-meter-high Shanghai Tower.
Heavyweights set to slug it out for box-office success with new film releases
Son follows father's footsteps in collecting and preserving precious items, Yue Yuanyuan and Lu Yifan report.
A concert of excerpts of classic Chinese operas by professor Han Yanwen, a doctoral adviser at the China Conservatory of Music, and her 27 students, was held in Beijing on Dec 8.
Marked as the first coproduced film since China and Pakistan established diplomatic relations in 1951, Ba Tie Girl premiered in Beijing on Thursday, ahead of its domestic release on Monday.
In winter, the atmosphere of Beijing's 798 art zone is quite different from the hustle and bustle of other seasons. Visitors are few in number, and the area is quiet most of the time.