In the last 15 years, since the launch of the "Meet in Beijing" Arts Festival, there have been more than ten thousand artists, coming from hundreds of different countries in the world, who have participated by presenting their talents at this arts festival.
China is facing a reading crisis, with more than 50 percent of people surveyed believing their reading is far from enough, and only 20 percent satisfied with themselves.
An ongoing exhibition of China's finest artworks at the Palace Museum in Beijing has attracted crowds of art enthusiasts at the Forbidden City daily.
China has since seen a steady flow of American students, increasing from 8,480 in 2004 to 24,203 in 2014.
Social trust that is built on a foundation of balance and subversive acts will erode when a good Samaritan is rewarded not with thanks, but with a ransom note.
China's State Council Information Office signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the U.S. National Geographic Society and venture capital organization International Data Group.
Vandalism is illegal in many foreign countries. Let's see how they punish such uncivilized behavior.
"Cloud Tibet", China's first Tibetan language search engine, is on course for release in August next year, the developer said on Tuesday.
China was set to strengthen its ties with Nigeria by enhancing the cultural relations between the two countries, an official said on Tuesday.
Twenty years ago, when composer Dai Yisheng, along with scriptwriter Zhang Yonghe and director Gu Wei, created Snuff Bottles, a Quju Opera work produced by Beijing Quju Opera Troupe, she didn't expect that the show would save Quju Opera, a local operatic form developed in the 1950s in Beijing, from extinction.
Beijing's Palace Museum will move away its parking lot in the next five years and no parking will be allowed in the tourist site.
Carving one's names on cultural relics to mark one's visit is not peculiar to modern Chinese. People at all times and all over the world have done it.