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A cup of everyday China

2026-10-17 10:34

When a visitor from Singapore saw Call Me Panda's thermos cups at a Hong Kong trade fair earlier this year, it wasn't the price or the heat retention quality of the cups that caught her attention.

Shipyard retains its historical glory

2026-10-17 10:26

At the end of the stage play The Glory Belongs To Foochow Arsenal, the seats begin moving.

Chinese robot dancers find rhythm on American talent show

2026-10-17 10:25

A jade pendant bearing a small golden Sanxingdui mask rested against dancer Wu Yufei's chest as he stepped onto the stage of the America's Got Talent (AGT) finale.

An architectural bridge between two worlds

2026-10-17 10:24

Two decades ago, Li Chung (Sandi) Pei worked alongside his father, I.M. Pei, as Suzhou Museum took shape.

A slice of Zhejiang performing art in Zimbabwe

2026-10-17 10:23

Wuju Opera performers in vibrant costumes brought centuries-old Chinese operatic traditions to life in Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe, on Monday, captivating the audience with expressive gestures, soaring vocals and martial arts.

One layer at a time

2026-10-17 10:22

In an age when a painting can be scanned in seconds and reproduced endlessly by artificial intelligence with a few lines of text, it may seem strange to spend months reproducing a single work by hand.

Shoe designer keeps women and fashion a step ahead

2026-10-17 10:21

For many Chinese women entering the workforce in the 2010s, Stuart Weitzman made their first pair of luxury boots.

Stringing together an outstanding new season

2026-10-17 10:19

The resident orchestra of Beijing's National Centre for the Performing Arts, the NCPA Orchestra, opened its 2026-27 season on Sept 26.

Woodblock printing breaks traditional boundaries

2026-10-17 10:19

At the Asia Art Center in Beijing, the works on display carry the warmth of the hand and the soft gentleness of water.

Red spirit spurs green growth

2026-10-17 10:18

The year 2026 marks the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Long March (1934-36), bringing renewed attention to the spirit of this defining chapter in Chinese history.

Double Ninth Festival: What are we really climbing for?

2026-10-17 09:10

From warding off misfortune and praying for blessings to hiking and enjoying the autumn scenery, the tradition of climbing high on the Double Ninth Festival lives on.

Singapore Writers Festival to welcome Chinese guest speakers

2026-10-16 10:19

Chinese mainland writers Shuang Xuetao, Liang Hong and Wang Zhanhei will participate in the 29th edition of the biennial Singapore Writers Festival, running from November 13 through November 22, as guest speakers.

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