An online workshop will be held in Malta to celebrate the Chinese kite festival during the country's Green Festival scheduled at the beginning of May.
The moment when Yann Layma, a renowned French photographer, once again met Yang Naiqunjian, a character from his photos taken in China 30 years ago, he was more than surprised.
Just a week before exciting findings, including a golden mask, were announced at the Sanxingdui Ruins site in Guanghan, Sichuan province, a leading publishing house decided to set up an archaeology workshop to help record achievements and provide resources for more to study.
In southwestern China, Guizhou province was an important site during the Long March. This was where the Red Army recuperated and went from setbacks to victory.
Maodong villagers have grown accustomed to tour buses arriving over the years.
The Cuba Street Precinct in New Zealand's capital here has come alive over the weekend as Chinese lion dances and traditional Chinese music adorned New Zealand's largest outdoor arts and music festival CubaDupa.
Artist Zeng Jianyong is known for pushing forward the realm of Chinese ink art. His work retains the scholarly elegance of classical Chinese painting traditions, while adding his reflections on social changes and mentality of people.
During the concert, Huang led the Xi'an Symphony Orchestra to perform Beethoven's Symphony No 1 and No 5.
A new exhibition in Beijing showcases picturesque natural scenery, cultural diversity and poverty alleviation efforts in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.
Art and movement combine as figures seem to take on a life of their own, Wang Qian reports.
For as long as she can remember, antiques and relics have been as much a part of He Haihui's life as breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Archaeologist and author Liu Yiman has not let retirement douse a passion for her favorite subject.