Award-winning architect develops project that brings a multiethnic society, sustainability and culture together as one, Yang Feiyue reports.
After fire destroyed her theater, dancer transforms loss into creation with renewed strength and vision, Chen Nan reports.
Chinese and French TV and film professionals met at the China Culture Center in Paris on Monday to discuss Sino-French cooperation in audiovisual creation.
Library open 24 hours attracts a community of night owls, insomniacs, hard-working students, and those who just need a rest, Zheng Zheng reports.
A new TV drama revives the extraordinary endurance of China's Northeast United Resistance Army, Xu Fan reports.
Technology and devoted workers help extend life of ancient cave temple complex, Wang Ru reports in Tianshui, Gansu province.
Songs and classic Chinese poetry and painting inspire a renowned former teacher's comics, giving visitors to an exhibition in his honor an opportunity to peek inside his mind, Lin Qi reports.
As Wednesday is Teachers' Day in China, Chinese Culturepedia, an English-language knowledge platform developed by China Daily, is celebrating with a major upgrade — a multilingual website matrix and full-scenario text-to-speech services.
In ancient China, teachers' income usually consisted of salary, accommodation and festive gifts, rather than fixed tuition fees. Parents often paid according to their means, using money or basic foodstuffs.
Zhuokeji was once home to Barkam's ruling chieftains and still commands global understanding of Gyalrong culture's evolution, Erik Nilsson reports.
On Aug 15, The Monkeys, a cornerstone of satirical comedy in China, began its weekly performances at the theater to mark the official launch of the Kangjiantang cultural brand.
Joint excavations in Uzbekistan's millennia-old ruins uncover buried legacies that once connected Central Asia to rest of the world, Fang Aiqing reports.