A total of 45 culture and tourism investment and financing projects were unveiled at a trade event in Beijing on November 24.
The 9th China Charity Fair was launched online on November 23. The three-day fair is hosted by the Ministry of Civil Affairs and features more than 900 institutions, 1,300 projects and 2,200 products, with 1,200 projects registered for the China Public Welfare Project Contest.
Late modern artist Liu Wenxi is often hailed as "the Chinese painter whose work has been viewed the most", because a portrait he made of Chairman Mao Zedong is featured on the bank notes of the fifth edition of the nation's currency, the renminbi, which has been in circulation since 1999.
Peking Union Medical College seeks to inspire future generations of students with a series of sculptures depicting prominent figures from its past, Lin Qi reports.
Landmark painting given new lease of life by dedicated choreographers, Chen Nan reports.
From robots to aircraft, a new generation is providing thrust for innovation, Wang Qian reports.
University works with top brand to promote a modern and stylish 'China chic' look, He Qi reports in Shanghai.
The Vicinity aims to rekindle the sense of community that shaped the nation's ethos by bringing together people from opposing lifestyles, Wang Kaihao reports.
A Dunhuang calendar for the new year was recently published by China's Citic Press.
New method by farmers is helping harvest a tourism wave in South China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, Yang Feiyue reports.
TV host and entrepreneur Yue-Sai Kan says the Winter Olympics will be a good opportunity for the world to understand China more, Minlu Zhang reports in New York.
A new award aims to become a platform for young Chinese designers to get noticed abroad, He Qi reports in Shanghai.