Exhibition celebrates relationship with tea and how the beverage has been an integral part of society, Deng Zhangyu reports.
In a silent and cozy room with dim lighting, there's only the sound of wind rustling across bamboo leaves outside the windows.
Cultural heritage protector at remote Silk Road outpost forges a deep bond with both the .
Archaeological finds, such as jade and porcelain, highlight Beijing quickly adapted to its new role as capital, Wang Ru reports.
The busy season for Shanghai's art market will begin next month, with around 100 art fairs and 30 auctions expected to take place around the city during the Fifth Shanghai International Artwork Trade Week, which runs from Nov 9 to 13, local officials announced on Monday.
Young performer takes center stage as part of an event to celebrate the Beijing Opera Art's College's past decade's achievements, Chen Nan reports.
From hyper-media concerts that combine live music with digital visual-audio experiences to theater productions that highlight physical performance, dance and Chinese folk opera, a new series of live productions under the Rising Artists Works program will be presented starting from Friday.
In keeping with tradition, the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra is once again hosting a renowned musician for its 2023-24 residency program.
As the sun rises over his tea plantation in Ning'er county in Pu'er, Yunnan province, Li Xingchang walks around examining the leaves and smelling their aroma.
Thanks to the China Memory Project, those who have played a role in the country's library development had the opportunity to share their stories in a book series that was released at the 2023 Chinese Library Annual Conference in Zhengzhou, Henan province, last month.
Four rural villages in China were on Thursday named Best Tourism Villages 2023, an accolade by the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) which recognizes villages that are leading the way in nurturing rural areas and preserving landscapes, cultural diversity, local values, and culinary traditions.
In his Complete Essays on Shanshui Paintings, 12th-century artist and theorist Han Zhuo wrote about how painters of classical Chinese landscapes could portray people's activities depending on the varying four seasons.