Tour guide Ars, dressed in a checked shirt, felt hat and a pair of sneakers, sat in the saddle among fellow riders waiting in line one recent morning.
Leng Yihu aims to introduce Lanxi's intangible heritage to global audiences, inspire next generation.
Gorgon kernels add natural sweetness as summer heat bids farewell
Embracing Diversity, an international art dialogue exhibition organized by the China National Academy of Painting, kicked off in the New Zealand capital on Aug 27 in celebration of the 20th anniversary of sister city relations between Wellington and Beijing.
Young composers put distinctive symphonic sounds to the historic Long March, first captured in a novel, then adapted into an illustrated series.
A cooking contest gives seasoned masters and young talents a chance to test themselves under pressure.
In a gallery of golden wheat fields on canvas, Wang Yaoyao in a pale pink qipao (traditional long dress) stands as a quiet contrast. The academically trained painter now embraces the unruliness of "farmer painting" — a form of Chinese naive art.
A growing fitness culture is encouraging people across the country to exercise more often and adopt healthier lifestyles.
On a calm autumn evening, families paddle across Huizhi Lake in Xiong'an New Area's central green valley park, where waterbirds skim over reeds and trees line the shore.
As night descends over Chongqing, the mind-bending vertical metropolis in Southwest China with layered thoroughfares and surreal architecture turns into a dazzling display of neon.
In an exclusive conversation with Cultural Frontline, director Wen Muye, Egyptian teen star Omar Sherif, and talent producer Mohamed Osama, founder of Dragon Bridge Media, share the story behind the box-office hit Once Upon a Time in the Middle East.