The Palace Museum, also known as the Forbidden City, spreads across 720,000 square meters in the heart of Beijing.
Relic restorer Fang Beisong has spent his career developing special techniques to revive ancient texts inscribed on bamboo and wooden strips.
Movie trilogy brings one of China's most well-known and beloved mythological stories to life.
Although relatively new to the country, surfing and related water sports have found a fan base.
For Fang Rui walking the streets of Nanjing, the capital of Jiangsu province, and taking in the buildings and culture of the historical city is almost a daily routine.
"Monet, Van Gogh and the masters of modernism — Masterpieces from the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Roma" was open to the public on July 16 in a venu of the Meet You Museum in Beijing, with 47 authentic works from 36 masters of modernism displayed.
Qimen red tea, also known as Keemun red tea originates, from Qimen county in Anhui province.
Composer brings symphony 'home' to Xi'an for Chinese premiere.
Among China's myriad forms of silk products, one of them — yunjin — remained shrouded in mystery for more than a millennium. Historically reserved exclusively for imperial use, its intricate techniques were passed down from generation to generation within the family lineages of select artisans.
Silk has always been interwoven with the nation's history, and the textiles that employ the fine material remain sought after the world over — arguably, none more so than hangluo gauze.
A public welfare exhibition by artist Ji Yali opened in Beijing on July 20, displaying 50 artworks, including collaborative works with painter Lei Linghua.
Dozens of experts and scholars gathered in Beijing on Sunday for the fourth edition of the Oriental Civilization Forum to exchange ideas surrounding the theme “civilization exchanges and mutual learning: the importance of Mencius’ wisdom in our society”.