In addition to scanning and animating digital historical artifacts, what else can be done to make these witnesses to history more appealing to people? At the newly opened Suzhou Bay Digital Art Museum, in the scenic and culturally-rich city in Jiangsu province, visitors will find inspiring answers, which will immerse them in the achievements of human civilization.
Photographer Wu Jian has been focusing his lens on Mogao Caves, the UNESCO World Heritage Site, in Dunhuang, Northwest China's Gansu province, for over four decades.
The exhibition, Heidi Bucher: Beyond the Skins, curated by the museum's founder and collector Yan Shijie, navigates through the artist's avant-garde experiments with the interactions between human psychology and the surroundings, gender, society and other topics.
A bronze makeup mirror at the Luoyang Museum in Henan province vividly showcases the ancient Chinese people's craftsmanship.
Gu Liming's works are now being showcased at the exhibition titled From Mawangdui to Shanshui Fu: Gu Liming's Artistic Language Transformation at Bund18 Jiushi Art Gallery in Shanghai. On show are 76 artworks, including oil paintings, water color paintings, prints, ceramic and installation art.
A new digital exhibition in Shanghai titled Immersive Exhibition of Ancient Shu takes visitors back more than 3,000 years and immerses them in the life and rituals of the ancient state of Shu in southwestern China.
The China Writers Association has been promoting literature works that feature depictions of grassroots life, the achievements of poverty alleviation and prospects of rural vitalization.
This might have been one of the more bustling days for Chagyoi town, deep in the mountains of Zogang county, Chamdo, Tibet autonomous region.
Bijie, tucked deep in the karst mountains of Guizhou province, used to be one of the country's most impoverished cities.
After losing his left forearm during a workplace accident a few years ago, Wu Zheng'an fell into a depression and was constantly worried that he would never be able to work again.
HANGZHOU — The Civilizations of the Great Rivers exhibition, the result of collaboration between Chinese and Italian cultural institutions, is being held until October in Ningbo Museum in East China's Zhejiang province.
The population of flagship species in Sanjiangyuan and Wuyishan national parks has recovered due to the advances in park protection, an official said on Monday.
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