Archaeologists have found an ancient ironware production and processing workshop dating back to the period from the Han to the Jin dynasties (206 BC-AD 420) in Central China's Hunan province.
At Beijing's Palace Museum, it sometimes seems that time stands still, but the clocks keep ticking at a small workshop.
Swiss playwright Antoinette Rychner's work L'enfant, mode d'emploi envisions a world where children are like commodities that can be customized and ordered online.
The Belt and Road School at Beijing Normal University recently released a series of books on the development of cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative.
Growing up is a bittersweet life experience, especially for those who're about to graduate from university.
A garden poetry ensemble was held on Sept 7 in Beijing.
The evolution of Chinese film is the subject of an enticing documentary that premiered on Friday.
A reality show, in which established performers of traditional Chinese operas guide younger followers and celebrities with an interest in the time-honored art form to collaboratively create innovative performances, has been aired recently.
Performing intricate surgery, Sun Ning, 65, with the aid of loupes attached to his glasses to magnify his vision, sews around 200 stitches and ties over 1,000 knots to repair a 2-year-old boy's urethra.
Construction of the new complex for the National Ballet of China was launched on Sept 8.
Back in the Tang Dynasty (618-907), a "bamboo horse" was revealed in the great poet Li Bai's work, The River-Merchant's Wife.
Shibanyan, once a secluded arcadia, is now welcoming visitors with its natural scenery and distinctive homestay facilities.
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