China Daily profiles ordinary people doing incredible things in the cultural sphere as the country has advanced over the past decade.
Beijing is home to a wealth of ancient temples and historical sites, which is part of the reason I was so drawn to the city.
The most prestigious theatrical company of China, the Beijing People’s Art Theater – popularly abbreviated as “Renyi” in Chinese –has contributed numerous classic productions since its inception in 1952.
A large-scale carnival featuring the intangible cultural heritage and folk customs of the Tujia people has become a tourist attraction for Furong town in Hunan province's Xiangxi Tujia and Miao autonomous prefecture.
Spending traditional festivals at the Traditional Chinese Culture Museum, seated along Beijing's Central Axis, has become a routine for many residents in the capital city.
The 2022 "Chinese Bridge Chinese Proficiency Competition - Calligraphy and Painting Challenge" has attracted a lot of attention since its start in June, and many works have been submitted by Chinese language lovers worldwide.
It struck Fion Yau as curious that her 12-year-old son knew so little about the Belt and Road Initiative, a focus of his mother's career for the past four years.
Archaeologists have found an ancient ironware production and processing workshop dating back to the period from the Han to the Jin dynasties (206 BC-AD 420) in Central China's Hunan province.
At Beijing's Palace Museum, it sometimes seems that time stands still, but the clocks keep ticking at a small workshop.
Swiss playwright Antoinette Rychner's work L'enfant, mode d'emploi envisions a world where children are like commodities that can be customized and ordered online.
The Belt and Road School at Beijing Normal University recently released a series of books on the development of cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative.