A tea culture exhibition held by Zhoushan Museum has been listed among fine provincial collections, the Zhejiang Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau announced on June 8.
Movies could serve as a valuable "classroom" for children to explore and delve into the culture and history of their own country. Reflecting such an aspiration, a new book collecting 20 classic Chinese movies was recently released during a news event held at the Beijing Normal University on June 28.
A literature exhibition on the Yongle Dadian, or Yongle Encyclopedia, and its connection with Suzhou, Jiangsu province, opened on June 27 at the Suzhou Library.
What city draws tourists from all over the world only to attend a football game and enjoy a cup of coffee? Barcelona? Milan? Not just them, but also the city of Yanji in Northeast China's Jilin province.
Never Say Never, the second directorial work of actor-turned filmmaker Wang Baoqiang, will launch a four-day nationwide advanced screening on June 29, and be released across the country on July 6.
Chinese artist Zhi Ming's ongoing solo show concentrating on the art of porcelain held at Hubei Museum of Art in Wuhan, Hubei province, has attracted lots of viewers in June.
There are few things in life that are guaranteed to instill fear in your average human. The dark is a classic one, but the 30-million-year-old stare of an alligator has got to be up there, too.
The China Media Group's Film, Drama and Documentary Programming Center made a splash with the presentation of a group of compelling documentaries at a recent international event, the center's officials said.
In the fall of 2021, director Cui Rui received the script for Lost in the Stars, a suspenseful crime film, from renowned producer Chen Sicheng.
CHANGCHUN — Although 39-year-old Ma Wei is not a physician, he has earned the nickname "Dr Ma" among locals due to his remarkable ability to transform barren land into fertile soil.
Zhu Zhiwen's suntanned and weather-beaten face and his bag-laden bicycle are evidence of his negotiating the road of fate on two wheels.
The recently inaugurated National Natural History Museum of China in Beijing has inspired and motivated generations of young visitors over the past seven decades.
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