An academic platform that integrates academic seminars, resource sharing and collaborative exchanges for young Sinologists worldwide has recently been established at Renmin University of China in Beijing.
As a tribute to mark the 310th anniversary of the birth of literary master Cao Xueqin, a period romance film exploring his emotional world will be released in theaters across China on Jan 16.
Ruan He believes her garden in Fuzhou, Fujian province, is not only a place where exotic flowers and plants flourish, but also a sanctuary for healing and connection.
Exhibition showcases works by contemporary painters who are bringing Langkajie thangka into a new era, Deng Zhangyu reports.
After visiting the wall several times over a decade, Gao Wandong and Chen Jing had taken more than 100,000 photographs, and decided to house them in a museum of their own.
The Hong Kong Philharmonic's first New Year concert on the mainland reflects smoother travel, talent-friendly policies and growing cultural integration
Dawn had barely broken over Hekou Port on the China-Vietnam border on New Year's Day when long lines of Vietnamese tourists, luggage in hand, were already waiting eagerly to cross, their sights set on a winter escape.
During Su Dongpo's exile in Hainan, the renowned Song Dynasty (960-1279) literatus left behind not only a profound cultural legacy but also vivid personal anecdotes that reveal his resilience, brotherly love, and deep engagement with local life.
More than nine centuries ago, a weary, aging statesman-poet, battered by political winds, stepped onto a wooden boat on the northern shore of Hainan province, finally bound for home after three years in exile. He left behind a land then considered a remote, desolate outpost, but which he had, with characteristic defiant optimism, called home.
ISTANBUL — In 2025, a string of porcelain-themed exchanges gave fresh impetus to China-Turkiye cultural and economic ties, rekindling a centuries-old artistic dialogue. Porcelain, long both a shared craft and a traded luxury, once again served as an effective bridge between the two civilizations.
As the Palace Museum, also known as the Forbidden City, marked its centenary last year, transitioning from an imperial palace (1420-1911) to a public museum, a new documentary program turns the spotlight on a lesser-told story: how its priceless artifacts were safeguarded through decades of upheavals.
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