The ongoing exhibition Gabrielle Chanel: Fashion Manifesto at the Power Station of Art in Shanghai is the first retrospective devoted to the work of the fashion icon held in China.
The 'prince of love ballads' donates vintage qipao to museum to showcase their eternal appeal, Zhang Kun reports.
Documentary celebrates food's various shapes and sizes, giving viewers a wider choice, Li Yingxue reports.
At the 15th Readers’ Conference held on Friday during the ongoing 32nd National Book Expo in Jinan, Shandong province, Rong Xinjiang and Cao Wenxuan led other speakers in presenting the audience with a feast of traditional cultural, life retrospectives, and insights into their reading and writing.
As summer temperatures heat up, restaurants and cafes across the country unveil new seasonal menus packed with vibrant, refreshing dishes perfect for warm weather. Diners can look forward to a culinary journey featuring the best of summer’s bounty from imperial-inspired creations to cool, creative coffees.
In the tranquil village of Shangwangyu, nestled in the outskirts of Beijing's Huairou district, a burgeoning trend has transformed the once quiet hamlet into a bustling destination.
At 6 pm, as I leave the office to go to dinner, I look to the right and see there are no rental bicycles. I turn left — zero bikes! The feeling is almost as shocking as realizing you don't have your cellphone. Anyone who lives in China knows how complex that is.
Guangzhou Symphony Youth Orchestra experiences a rhapsody with its first concert in Hungary, Chen Nan reports.
In front of Zhengyangmen Gate, which rises at the southern end of Tian'anmen Square in the heart of Beijing, tourists hustling and bustling on Qianmen Street keep instilling vitality to this gateway dating back over 600 years.
An ensemble of landmarks representing the backbone of Beijing was envisioned centuries ago and still plays vital role in modern life, Cheng Yuezhu reports.
The latest episode of the fourth season of the TV show, National Treasure, which aired recently, featured celebrities such as actresses Xu Fan and Ma Sichun, as well as actor Li Hongyi, visiting Jilin Provincial Museum to narrate the stories behind the artifacts in its collection.