Zha Liyou, Chinese consul general to Kolkata, highlighting the importance of Bodh Gaya as a major tourist destination, said that it has the potential to trigger an influx of arrivals from China.
Once a popular marketplace, travelers' stop, and a religious shrine on the ancient Silk Road, Dunhuang has witnessed the communication and integration of different peoples and cultures. Why are studies on Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang still relevant today? The story told by Chinese President Xi Jinping explains.
Archaeologists have found 25 tombs dating back to the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) in Central China's Hunan province, according to the provincial cultural relics and archaeology research institute.
The art and intellectual spirit of Wen Yiduo and his son are marked at Ode to the Red Candle, an exhibition at Tsinghua University Art Museum, which will run until July 3.
After living in Shanghai for 13 years, entrepreneurs Derek Muhs and Marisa Tarin found the real heartbeat and soul of the city in its people. They put together 100 photographs featuring local residents, to compile the book titled Faces We Love-Shanghai.
Dancer from a southern village stages show with thousands of figurines in different poses.
The Ten Thousand Miles and a Thousand Years exhibition is on display from May 18 to September 18 at Wuhan University's Wanlin Art Museum.
The 12th "China Tourism Day", a promotion event, was launched in Singapore on May 19.
It is speculated that China has a history of alcoholic beverage production dating back more than 5,000 years. The speculation is based on written records and even legends.
A money pot might carry a sweet childhood memory for some. But as early as 2,000 years ago, in today's Yunnan Province of southwest China, it means wealth, status, and power.
What was school life like in China's Xinjiang in ancient times? A document unearthed in 1969 in Astana ancient cemetery in Turpan, eastern Xinjiang, offers an intriguing glimpse.
A group of grandmothers sit in front of a traditional-style dwelling in Southwest China, deftly sewing colored thread into a piece of blue cloth and occasionally bursting into peals of laughter.