Last year was a fruitful one for Chinese archaeologists. Finds provide a clear profile of the country's development.
An auction house in the United Kingdom is going ahead with the sale of a relic suspected to have been taken from Beijing’s Old Summer Palace in 1860, despite calls from China for the precious bronze artifact not to be sold.
Eminent British scholar Martin Albrow unveiled his new book on Tuesday at the London Book Fair, exploring how China’s model of globalization promotes world peace at a time when nations are overshadowed by protectionism, terrorism, and identity crisis.
China's national watchdog over cultural relics has called for a boycott of an upcoming auction in the United Kingdom of a suspected stolen Chinese bronze ware.
Hainan, China's island province, is again becoming a global focal point as the annual Boao Forum for Asia unfolds with political leaders, academics and entrepreneurs.
In Chinese comedy-mystery movie Detective Chinatown 2, a detective duo takes on the Big Apple to hunt down the killer of grisly serial murders by using feng shui (also known as geomancy) as clues.
Zhang Lin, a 52-year-old artist in Harbin, capital of Heilongjiang province, is famous for her fine paintings made of fish skins.
The Palace Museum celebrates the late collector Zhang Boju's passion for ancient masterpieces.
A recent festival highlights world music's growing popularity among Chinese.
All roads lead to the capital in May for the 18th Meet in Beijing Arts Festival, which is set to take on a distinctly Italian flavor this year.
Richard Wagner's only comic opera, Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg-a coproduction of China's National Center for the Performing Arts, the Royal Opera House and Convent Garden from London and Opera Australia-will headline the NCPA Opera Festival.