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The Jin Dynasty (266-420) is perhaps not among the most celebrated eras in Chinese history, given its political turmoil and prolonged warfare.
The Shanxi Archaeology Museum has announced the discovery of a cemetery belonging to a high‑ranking noble from the late Xia Dynasty (c. 22nd century‑16th century BC) at the Zhongcun site in Xiyang county.
More than 18,000 fans vie for limited seats as Mo Yan publishes his new short story collection after a six-year hiatus, reports Zhang Kun in Shanghai.
The Ferris wheel at Shanghai's Jinjiang Action Park, which operated for decades and holds local residents' cherished childhood memories, has officially begun reconstruction at its original site.
"We didn't know each other's language, but music connects us all," says Zhao Yunmeng, a bamboo flute player with the Shanghai Chinese Orchestra, recalling a performance of Tico-Tico with Brazilian musicians during the ensemble's debut in Rio de Janeiro last month.
In Shangxiahang, ancient buildings are becoming places visitors can experience instead of simply observing history, Yang Feiyue reports in Fuzhou.
Next generation of cooking aids can watch the wok, not the clock.
If you can only spend one day in Qingdao, Shandong province, explore it on foot.
Since watching a Clipper yacht leave his hometown's harbor at age 10, professional sailor now races internationally and inspires youth to see sailing as a career, Xing Wen reports.
Qingdao, a former fishing settlement, now sails forward, balancing architectural memories with beer, beaches and blue-water pursuits, Xing Wen reports.
The Zhongyuan Festival, also known as the Ghost Festival, is steeped in ancient Chinese traditions that bridge the worlds of the living and the dead.