An exhibition displaying more than 100 pieces of nianhua, or New Year paintings, from China and Vietnam opened at East China Normal University in Shanghai, showcasing the charm of Chinese intangible cultural heritage and its close cultural ties with the Southeast Asian country.
Systematic studies of the Neolithic Hongshan culture, dating back 6,500-4,800 years, and other major global archaeological discoveries from the past two years, were recognized at the Sixth Shanghai Archaeology Forum on Tuesday.
Excavation work at watchtowers unearths weapons, inscriptions and food remains, offering insights into the daily routines of Ming-era garrisons, Yang Feiyue reports.
China Media Group has revealed the much-anticipated mascots for the 2026 Spring Festival Gala, drawing from China's rich history of equestrian culture.
Reimagining a centuries-old Chinese folk tale through experimental theater, a Yale student brings The Legend of the White Snake to contemporary, multicultural audiences in the US through the medium of Mandarin.
Beijing Royal School hosted an enriching piano master class themed "Sino-Western Music Dialogue" on Dec 11, bringing together students with internationally acclaimed Belgian pianist and Young Steinway Artist, Tom De Beuckelaer, for in-depth exchanges.
Beijing revitalizes industrial heritage into cultural hubs, reshaping community spaces and boosting tourism appeal, Yang Feiyue reports.
What would a modern-day fitness coach do if he suddenly found himself in ancient China, living as an overweight young man? Without any gym equipment, how would he get back in shape using only what he had on hand?
Man escapes captivity to become a legendary commercial magnate, Xu Fan reports.
With a Chinese performer portraying Du Liniang, the female lead, and an Irish performer as Liu Mengmei, the male lead, an English-language rendition of the Kunqu Opera masterpiece "The Peony Pavilion" came to life at the Seventh Tang Xianzu International Theatre Exchange Month in Fuzhou, Jiangxi province.
Her words appear in the epilogue she appended to her oral history transcription, a project centered on her paternal grandmother — a woman toward whom she had long harbored deep misgivings.
TAIYUAN — With her hair styled up and dressed in traditional attire, Ukrainian Karyna Kovalevska strolled through the 2,800-year-old town of Pingyao, a UNESCO World Heritage site in North China's Shanxi province, documenting the ancient architecture and chatting with shop owners and residents.
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