Renowned authors bring stories to remote villages, empowering both adults and children through the healing power of literature, Yang Feiyue reports.
The ongoing exhibition includes several works that attest to this two-way exchange.
Millennia-old lacquerware sheds light on the use of black and red to create a visual language of art in everyday life, Zhao Xu reports.
Chinese vendors are quickly becoming online celebrities, thanks to the meme-worthy ways they sell their ware.
As the largest and best-preserved mausoleum of the Xixia Dynasty (1038–1227), the Xixia Imperial Tombs is located in the foothills of the southern Helan Mountains in Ningxia Hui autonomous region — 20 kilometers to the west of Yinchuan.
An exhibition follows Lijiang's Mu family, showing how border leadership shaped a shared national story, Yang Feiyue reports.
As people stroll through the streets and alleys of Hebi, Henan province, drifting white cherry blossom petals greet them with signs of a vibrant spring.
Local government bolsters metropolis' economy by regulating outdoor seating for those seeking to connect with nature while dining or sipping, Zheng Yiran reports.
From a new German musical about the scientist Albert Einstein, to the revived French production of Le Roi Soleil, and a Cantonese musical featuring the Chinese lion dance, Shanghai Culture Square has announced an upcoming colorful assortment of shows.
A younger generation of writers is redefining the genre, exploring technology, history, and humanity and getting global attention, Yang Yang reports.
In the world of Chinese mini-dramas — the addictive, vertically shot serials that pack romance, revenge and rags-to-riches plots into fast-paced one-minute episodes — a mysterious metropolis known only as "City A" has become the genre's classic backdrop.
Chinese American creator Sherry Zhu, the force behind the "becoming Chinese" viral trend, recently returned to her roots.