The launch ceremony of Chinese Tea Global Communication Program was held on Friday in Beijing, aimed at promoting Chinese tea culture and enhancing its global reach.
As the summer vacation nears its end, the fervor of visitors flocking to museums shows no signs of waning despite the scorching heat.
Beijing's White Dagoba Temple is the setting for a game that brings the past alive and promotes understanding between China and Nepal, Hou Chenchen reports.
Institution's reach has progressed in leaps and bounds, making it a leader in some fields, Zhou Wenting reports in Shanghai.
Following the official inscription of the Beijing Central Axis on the UNESCO World Heritage List on July 27, the summer has seen a surge in citizens and tourists keen to immerse themselves in its historical splendor.
Historic route through the capital is focus of information drive to highlight its significance, Yang Feiyue reports.
More than 100 cars departed from Beijing on Aug 16 to drive 2,000 kilometers across the Inner Mongolian autonomous region in 12 days as part of a culture and tourism initiative between Beijing and the region.
The Northern Kunqu Opera Theatre's latest contemporary production, Li Pei, which is about the famous applied linguist, will premiere at the Tianqiao Performing Arts Center in Beijing on Sept 20.
The 11th edition of Wuzhen's festival promises to break ground, offer fresh possibilities to young theater practitioners, Cheng Yuezhu reports.
As one of Shanghai's most representative Chinese ink painting artists, Wu Hufan (1894-1968) is famous for his landscape paintings which showcase his superb use of light and vivid colors.
Productions sing and dance around the globe as China welcomes more foreign shows, Zhang Kun reports.
More than 2,000 years ago, on a mission of peace and to bolster exchanges, an envoy from the Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220) named Zhang Qian (164-114 BC) entered the heart of the Eurasian continent.