In order to escape from the turmoil of city life and seek inspiration from nature, 67-year-old artist Song Chuanzhong has been living in a cave for the past 30 years.
Restoring ancient books can be a mysterious and magical job in the eyes of many people. Year after year, moth-eaten, moldy, damaged books are given new lives in the hands of restorers.
College students from the Beijing Institute of Technology show the blue calico they made at the Blue Calico Museum in Nantong, East China's Jiangsu province, July 15, 2015.
The popularization of Chinese grassroots poets in the first half of 2015 drew Chinese critics' attention, and caused a social controversy on the cultural value of grassroots poets.
Though the Chinese government promulgated the "Great Wall of Protection Ordinance" in 2006, the world famous ancient stone fortification is still disappearing at a tremendous speed, especially the parts in forsaken mountain areas.
Netizens are having a growing influence on what makes it to the big screen. Xu Fan reports.
The cultural exchanges between China and the European Union (EU) are very successful, said EU Commissioner for Education, Culture, Youth and Sport Tibor Navracsics in a recent interview with Xinhua.
Confucius Institute Headquarters is committed to providing Chinese language and cultural teaching resources and services worldwide, it goes all out in meeting the demands of foreign Chinese learners and contributing to the development of multiculturalism and the building of a harmonious world.
Hollywood is looking East, and not just for ticket buyers. It is incorporating more and more Chinese elements into its mega-productions.
The first report on the trend of Internet movies in China was published on Wednesday by the organizing committee of Shanghai International Film Festival.
Pay-per-view homegrown TV dramas may debut on the Internet as early as next year, China National Radio reported on June 14, citing sources at the 21st Shanghai TV Festival.
Although the sector is posting double-digit growth, market players say the second-biggest industry in the world continues to battle challenges.
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