A new biographical film revisits ethnomusicologist Wan Tongshu's extraordinary efforts to save a tradition and legacy from disappearing.
In Haymarket Chinatown, one of Sydney's best-known Chinese enclaves, the aroma of Chinese food, glowing shop signs marked with Chinese characters, and voices speaking dialects from across China fill the air.
Experiential and cultural tourism offerings are tempting greater numbers of visitors to China's porcelain capital.
New book helps the layperson learn more about a milestone excavation site in Changsha and its contents through text, images, and interactive elements.
Artists perform in a work that draws from ancient philosophy while embracing modern artistic expression.
An event titled "Tea for Harmony: Yaji Cultural Salon" was held in Tashkent Thursday to celebrate International Tea Day.
Stretching across some of northern China's most dramatic landscapes, these sections of the fortification combine history, solitude and natural beauty, inviting visitors to experience them in a more authentic way, Wang Ru reports.
Beihai Silver Beach in Guangxi is renowned for its fine white quartz sand.
Before I visited it in person, the Great Wall existed in my mind only as a single, unbroken line, like a dragon's spine stretching across the map of northern China.
Through research, technology and community support, various sections are captivating new audiences with dynamic appeal, Yang Feiyue reports.
From mountain villages to virtual worlds, the Great Wall is evolving far beyond its origins, Yang Feiyue reports.
In the surprise hit Chinese film Dear You, shot entirely in the Chaoshan dialect, sweet yam soup, Teochew chive dumplings, and Chinese olives carry the memories of migrants who journeyed to Southeast Asia, folding their longings into handwritten letters.