Documentary about wartime atrocity seeks to remind world of an overlooked event, Chen Ye reports.
Yu Huiqing has had a busy summer taking groups of Chinese students on trips to Europe. More than 200 middle school students from Beijing recently took one of her trips to Germany and Austria that concluded in early August.
Presence of foreign trainers teaching Brazilian jujitsu and tai chi is also a big draw, Wang Xin reports.
A Chinese-style garden complete with pavilions, a pond, ornamental rocks and bonsai, is now open on the roof of Shanghai Museum East.
When it comes to photography associated with Africa, what springs to mind, for most Chinese, are probably the images of acutely malnourished children, boatloads of refugees or vast wilderness full of exotic animals, prevalent images about the continent that have helped to stereotype it as impoverished and primitive.
Wrecks from naval battles provide a new understanding of historic events, report Zhao Ruixue in Jinan and Wang Kaihao in Beijing.
The Experience China: Dunhuang Culture Enters New Zealand exhibition kicked off in Auckland, New Zealand's largest city, on Monday.
Practicing the complicated art form for years, young actor performs one-man show, Chen Nan reports.
With three venues in Beijing, the China NCPA Orchestra ushers in its 15th year with a bumper crop of concerts, Chen Nan reports.
Students participate in the "Sanxiaxiang Program" in Guizhou to explore how rural revitalization efforts have transformed the area.
This task was part of Tsinghua University's overseas social practice program in Kenya, held from July 28 to Aug 10.
Georgia's intoxicating blend of culture, history and beauty spots has something for every type of tourist