Nestled in Tekes county, Ili, Xinjiang, Qiongkushitai village marks the northern gateway to the Wusun Ancient Trail. Recognized as one of China's Historical and Cultural Villages in 2010, it is surrounded by the majestic Tianshan Mountains, where alpine meadows and pine forests frame more than 40 century-old log houses.
Shanghai Grand Opera House started its first round of ticket sales on July 28, offering a total of 16 performances, including the operas Tosca, Aida, Der Rosenkavalier, and the Shostakovich Symphonies Cycle.
The enduring significance of the Axis inspired ink artist Yang Liuyi to create a 100-meter-long scroll in the classical Chinese tradition.
Less than 2 kilometers from the Palace Museum's Shenwu Men (Gate of Divine Prowess) and Jingshan Park in central Beijing, the National Art Museum of China is among the capital's most popular attractions, drawing visitors from across China and around the world, especially during the summer holiday.
The China Artists Association has taken another step in its digital transformation with the launch of its Digital Art Museum, an online platform that brings together information, expertise, knowledge and public services while connecting stakeholders across China's art ecosystem.
A few days before Spider-Man: Brand New Day swings into Chinese theaters, stars Tom Holland and Zendaya arrived in Shanghai for the film's premiere, drawing many enthusiastic fans eager to welcome the franchise's celebrated on- and off-screen couple.
A photo exhibition marking the 25th anniversary of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) opened in Bishkek, the Kyrgyz capital, on Monday.
Throughout the history of the world, buildings have reflected the beliefs, ambitions and challenges of the societies that created them. Religion, government, geography, climate, technological development and social traditions have all shaped the way nations approach architecture, leaving behind a physical record of their history.
A seven-day program exploring Shanxi province's ancient architecture, organized by Shanxi Daily and China Daily, concluded on July 20 after bringing together more than 10 visual artists and bloggers from nine countries, along with journalists and communication scholars.
In a conference room in Dunhuang, a lecture explored China's various earthen heritage sites and the scientific study of traditional craftsmanship.
For a few days in mid-July, the high-speed train from Beijing to Chongli in Hebei province sells out within hours.