However, as Chinese TV and film makers come up with new ideas and abandon the stereotype of copying foreign counterparts, a new wave of Chinese culture is sweeping the world, gaining attention from foreign viewers.
Young Chinese are picking travel destinations based on their interests, a new industry survey finds.
British ceramics and European works of art have become increasingly sought-after among Chinese collectors, according to experts.
In order to obtain a business card from a vendor with an extremely rare family name－Xiang, the character for which means "fragrant" in Chinese－Yang Xiaotie spent 3,000 yuan ($440) on candy to gain the man's trust.
Chinese web novels make greater push for the global market with translations. Mei Jia reports.
This year is the 40th since the resumption of Gaokao, China's college entrance exam. For those who took it back then, in a way, Gaokao holds a special place in their hearts.
The Tianjin Juilliard School will offer US-accredited master's degrees in China.
A growing number of people from Hong Kong, especially young entrepreneurs, are seeking opportunities on the mainland.
Purchases of Chinese films by Vietnamese companies have increased in the past years.
Hip-hop is finding plenty of enthusiasts in China, who are savoring the power and energy of dance.
Something about minimalism and a simple way of living.
Slacklining, which originated in the United States when rock climbers looked for ways to hone their skills, is today a growing sport in China.
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