Young Chinese director's debut feature invokes vivid imagery and elements of fantasy to address the sensitive subject of death and the loss of a loved one, Xu Fan reports.
A university student and his peers have discovered the exciting hobby of chasing storms, Li Yingxue reports.
Artist makes stunning images and animations using nothing but sand and granulated minerals, Yang Feiyue reports.
Sojourn allows Beijing writer the space and time to foster healthy creativity, reports Xing Yi in London.
National Geographic explorer Paul Salopek has just hiked across Erlang Mountain in Southwest China's Sichuan province, tracing the trails of vanished tea porters on the mountain that is 3,437 meters above sea level.
Popular game releases its first Chinese song, based on a traditional art form, Xu Haoyu reports.
Picking up eggs, digging up sweet potatoes, running after chickens …On a recent weekend, a Beijing parent surnamed Zhang and her son had a great time in Huangshandian village in the city's Fangshan district.
It is morning on Dec 12, 1982. A courtyard, hidden in a narrow hutong in downtown Beijing, is about to get busy.
The present used to be the future envisaged by those living in the past. More than a century ago in Italy, a group of writers, artists and designers initiated a movement called futurism to advocate for progress and modernity brought by the Second Industrial Revolution. They depicted new aesthetics, lifestyle and convention in their work, and the trend soon became global to influence the cultural communities across Europe and in other parts of the world.
After the opening ceremony of the Culture and Tourism Development Conference of Sichuan Province was held on the square in front of the Zhang Fei Temple in Langzhong city in early November, participants visited the time-honored temple holding the tomb of Zhang Fei.
Celebration of the rainforest and vibrant ethnic culture enthralls audiences, reports Chen Bowen in Haikou.