Ancient fur-covered footwear enjoys a revival in Xinjiang as nation's interest in snow sports ramps up, Xing Wen and Mao Weihua report in Urumqi.
Exhibition brings together artists of the Chang'an school and their unique brushwork, Lin Qi reports.
Masterpieces, from paintings to bronze wares, brought to life through the performing arts, Wang Kaihao reports.
Set in 1940 under the shadow of Japanese occupation, the novel brings to life Shanghai’s history as a haven for Jewish refugees as well as its dynamic jazz scene, all through a heart-rending love story.
Fascination with the history of Chinese language has been a driving ambition, Wang Linyan reports.
Tourists flock to a mountainous region of Sichuan to witness the riot of color caused by late autumn leaves, report Huang Zhiling and Pan Zhongming in Chengdu.
Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt, the lead pair of a new Hollywood film that is screening in China, share their experiences of the production, Xu Fan reports.
The Ninth Peking Opera Studies Symposium was hosted by the National Academy of Chinese Theater Arts from Nov 5 to 7, detailing Peking Opera education through speeches and panel discussions.
Around the 3rd century AD, the grotto art originating from ancient India was introduced to China along the ancient trade routes and over mountains and deserts.
A concert held in New York City's Lincoln Center on Saturday night charmed the audience with multiple Chinese musical pieces.
Young musician's mastery of the French horn is attracting worldwide attention, Chen Nan reports.
The State of E existed more than 3,000 years ago in China, and few records survive.
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