From house ruins and abandoned wells in Chenzhou, Hunan province, archaeologists recently unearthed a find of nearly 10,000 wooden slips used for recording various items from 1,800 years ago.
Five years ago a scene featuring a long-haired man, wielding a trident, leaping from the jaws of a sea monster in a tumultuous sea, captivated audiences in thousands of theaters across the country.
Two paintings with a dark empty background have caught the attention of visitors to the Songzhuang Contemporary Art Archive in Beijing since this month. They are works by Chinese artist Hang Chunhui, who says he wants to redefine relations between certainties and uncertainties.
Government officials, experts and key participants in tourism met to discuss ways of stimulating domestic consumption in the sector in Ganzhou, Southeast China's Jiangxi province in early December.
A city's name can often indicate its status in a nation's history.
Art reflects the time it was created and also the locality. The China Academy of Art, in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, decided to delve into the historical and anthropological significance underlying the realm of art, extracting profound insights from each unique locale.
A top-selling store on Taobao recorded as many as 120,000 orders for "Einstein's brain" during the high-stakes national college entrance exams, or gaokao, in June.
People visit an exhibition titled "Glory of Bronze Civilization" in the Museum of Shanghai University in Shanghai, East China, Dec 22, 2023. The exhibition features sculptures by the French sculptor Auguste Rodin and bronze relics from China's Sanxingdui Ruins.
For foreigners who fancy Chinese dishes, Kung Pao chicken is probably one of their most familiar and favorite delicacies. But few might know that the dish’s creator was a high-ranking official in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).
The city of Shenzhen in Guangdong province is aiming to unlock the potential of its industrial tourism by introducing new tourist routes that enable visitors to explore the city's industrial history and advancements.
A skier was skimming across the slope before suddenly stopping with snowflakes stirred up. It happened within seconds, but the images had been recorded by a photographer not far away with a succession of shots.
The China National Tourist Office in Rome recently launched the "Enjoy Skiing, Fall in Love with Jilin" immersive tour project.
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