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The latest archaeological discoveries in Shaoxing in Zhejiang province appear to confirm records of the existence of a legendary state millennia ago.
Forty works of late sculptor Yan Dehui are on display at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing, Lin Qi reports.
From the bustling capital city of Beijing to the mountainous city of Zhangjiajie, China is abuzz with an influx of foreign tourists.
China's longest-running film award announces winners, Xu Fan reports in Chengdu.
Even at 80, Mei Jingtian continues to patrol the Shixiaguan section of the Great Wall. With over four decades of experience under his belt, he skillfully taps the overgrown ground along the way with a wooden stick, alerting wild animals to his presence to ensure his safety.
Museum dedicated to ethnic clothing presents an image of countrywide grace and elegance.
The introduction of digital scanning and AI promises to revolutionize the study of ancient oracle bones, Yang Feiyue reports.
It is now possible for art enthusiast Lin Yali to visit museums and exhibitions at will, as new walk-in policies exempt her from having to reserve in advance.
Exhibition marks 130th birthday of Mei Lanfang, whose legacy continues to resonate, Chen Nan reports.
As iQIYI’s Strange Tales of Tang Dynasty 2: To the West has been taking Chinese social media by storm, a new VR (virtual reality) theater inspired by the hit mystery thriller recently opened at the Shijingshan Amusement Park in Beijing.
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