A young artisan reimagines thangka embroidery for today's generation, Palden Nyima and Daqiong report in Lhasa.
Siku Quanshu, or the Complete Library of the Four Branches of Literature, stands as one of the largest and most significant collections of ancient Chinese literature.
The Thai edition of the Chinese children's book Is It Wrong? was launched at the 24th Bangkok International Book Fair on March 28.
Blending ancient aesthetics with contemporary ideas, young artists and designers are redefining how Tibetan culture is lived, worn, and performed today.
At the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in Sichuan province, a round and fluffy giant panda lounges in the warm spring sunshine, happily munching on fresh green bamboo.
Traditional Dehua porcelain artistry evolves into modern cultural products, bringing Blanc de Chine to global audiences.
The exhibition Green China in Motion: The Ecological Narrative of Pandas, Wild Plants and Macro Creatures, featuring images and books about China's vibrant natural landscapes, captured the attention of many attendees of the 24th Bangkok International Book Fair 2026.
Chongqing, a river city with more than 3,000 years of history, is turning to its rich cultural roots to strengthen its research on Yangtze River civilization with the launch of a new dedicated institution.
In spring, the terraced fields of Yongding county in Fujian province turn a soft, vibrant green. The terraces curve gently along the mountainsides, forming flowing lines that rise layer upon layer with the shape of the land.
Craftsmen protect aging structures by working hands-on while teaching younger people the skills needed to sustain them.
Partnering with mobile apps, the capital city offers the best routes for those who wish to appreciate spring flowers.
Amid a gentle breeze and a light drizzle, tourist Deng Deng finds herself seated in a cart on an elevated railway in Wuhan, Hubei province.