What defines the cultural spirit of the Chinese people? How do we recognize ourselves as Chinese?
In SW China's Yunnan, where misty mountains meet tranquil lakes, an ancient art form is making a vibrant comeback.
Celebrated contemporary Chinese authors Wang Shiyue and Pu Lizi recently participated in the 25th Hong Kong International Literary Festival (HKILF), engaging in a series of high-profile literary exchanges that drew enthusiastic crowds.
A time-honored masterpiece sparks long queues, viral souvenirs and online collectibles, showing how museums connect ancient art with modern audiences.
Award-winning architect Wang Shu urges cities to regenerate, blending tradition with modern design, while respecting history.
Meet Ma Biaobiao, a palm-sized figurine that has taken China's younger generation by storm — sparking endless social media posts, long exhibition lines, and even a playful netizen joke: "It looks just like me on a Monday morning."
Chinese literature took center stage at the London Book Fair (LBF) on March 11, demonstrating active literary and publishing exchanges between China and the United Kingdom.
Sichuan capital attracts more people from around the world to settle, thanks to its focus on work-life balance, culture and kindness.
Relics found in Turpan reveal that multiple ethnicities coexisted along the ancient Silk Road.
The unique ability of Huazhou citrus to soothe sore throats, dispel irritating coughs — and even cure hangovers — helps it find a legion of new fans.
The MGM Cotai hotel in Macao has expanded its popular guest-chef dining series with the launch of "Silk Road Art Feast", a new culinary program for 2026 that blends gastronomy with elements of intangible cultural heritage, further reinforcing the city's standing as a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy.
Factory-turned cultural neighborhood revitalized at China's 'porcelain capital'