Two exhibitions opening at the same time at the Shanghai Jiushi Art Museum on July 18 present a dialogue of materials between glass and porcelain, as well as the cultures of China and Italy.
At a special Beijing screening of the space drama The Decisive Moment ahead of its release, science fiction author Liu Cixin sat in the audience alongside a group of aerospace scientists who had served as consultants on the film. By the time the lights came back on, several audience members were in tears.
In China, there is a well-known idiom: "The Eight Immortals cross the sea, each displaying their own special powers."
Just the soup by itself. It's so, so delicious.
China Post has recently issued a set of four stamps, each depicting an iconic scene from Shizilin to celebrate its rich artistry and the depth of Chinese cultural tradition.
The National Art Museum of China is more than a place to admire ancient masterpieces and works by established artists.
Standing on stage beside her Chinese partner, 16-year-old Andee Rentschler felt tears welling in her eyes.
On July 10, the Long March 10B carrier rocket lifted off from the Hainan commercial spacecraft launch site in Wenchang, Hainan province. Among the crowd, 25-year-old vloggers Wang Yihe and Li Donghao stood with cameras in hand, watching its fiery trail stretch across the sky.
When Kostiantyn Cherniak recently visited the business registration service center in Beijing's Xicheng district to update his company's registration, he had already watched a series of short English-language videos explaining the relevant procedures and policies.
Standing before a display case at the Liaoning Provincial Museum in Shenyang, Liaoning province, Sarah Jane Rutter studied a jade pig-dragon from Hongshan culture, created more than 5,000 years ago.
The market on Baita West Road draws the largest crowds.
Throughout the history of the world, buildings have reflected the beliefs, ambitions and challenges of the societies that created them. Religion, government, geography, climate, technological development and social traditions have all shaped the way nations approach architecture, leaving behind a physical record of their history.