CBD, a work by Bai Yuping, is part of the ongoing exhibition Picturesque Land at the National Centre for the Performing Arts.
Sitting in a conservation forum in Northwest China's Gansu province, Afghan archaeologist Azizuddin Wafa was intensely focused, taking notes with one hand and capturing photos of each slide with the other as a Chinese scholar delivered a presentation on desalination techniques.
The Chinese capital rolled out a sample of its many attractions to travelers from Bangkok, Thailand from Friday to Sunday.
Artist and choreographer responsible for devising dance tradition based on Mogao's images are focus of touring exhibition, Chen Nan reports.
To the music of Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring, nearly 20 Hong Kong dancers put on a display of the shared origin of martial arts and dance through demonstrations of martial arts including tai chi, tuishou (a kind of battling techniques) and sanda (freestyle fighting).
Menu of cooperation during Olympics helps bring China, France closer, reports Li Yingxue in Paris.
Relationships at remote subbranch provide audience with a dividend of interest, Xu Fan reports.
Briton in Hong Kong helps connect local community through nostalgic book and music shop, Hou Chenchen reports in Hong Kong.
One of Broadway's longest-running musicals, Chicago, to return to Chinese stages this October, Chen Nan reports.
Traditional skill of lacquer tappers faces challenging times as interest saps away, report Wang Qian and Yang Jun in Guiyang.
Holding up his mobile phone screen in front of a ferry pier near the Lei Yue Mun channel in Hong Kong, Stephen Law Kwok Hing, managing director of Gateway Cuisine, a well-known seafood restaurant, was feeling nostalgic.
The glare of gold is so captivating, mystic and luxurious that, over time, people have hailed this precious metal and its iridescent hue as a symbol of wealth with broad social and cultural indications.