After having long been relegated to mere 'objets d'art' by today's air conditioning, Chinese folding fans once again find favor among younger consumer
Looking for a summer getaway that combines history, nature, and serenity? Xinzhou city in North China's Shanxi province offers exactly that.
The melody arrived softly at first: a violin tracing a line of longing above the quiet pulse of a piano.
Step into the temporary exhibition hall on B1 of the Shanghai Natural History Museum, and a field of all-black metal flowers appears to bloom in silence on one side of the gallery.
As a participant twisted a dried mugwort leaf between her fingers, its familiar medicinal scent filled the air, bringing tears to her eyes.
At the 10th French Comics and Graphic Novels Festival in Beijing this May, two young women wearing glasses sat side by side, though they appeared to come from entirely different worlds.
Set-jetting is simple: watch a film, then visit its location.
At a Peking University workshop, experts examine whether rural vitalization is also about restoring how communities perceive places.
Apple peels, grape skins and coffee grounds are being transformed into clothing and footwear. Sugarcane and cassava are finding new life as non-toxic paint. Even everyday activities such as cycling or tapping a foot can generate electricity to power smart devices.
The Dr. Farm Firefly Starlight Music Concert, organized by Huairou district's bureau of culture and tourism, the district's bureau of commerce, and Huairou town's government, was held during the ongoing 2026 Huairou Guochao (China-chic) Cultural Festival, from Saturday to Sunday at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences' Dr. Farm (Guojiawu Base) in Beijing.
Veteran scholar Su Xudong from Pingnan county, Fujian — who helped draft the UNESCO nomination — talked about the unique cultural value and ancient engineering wisdom behind Chinese wooden arch bridges.
Zhang Yan still remembers the first time she picked up a tea whisk. Her hand trembled. The slender bamboo tool felt awkward in her fingers, and no matter how hard she tried, the tea refused to foam.
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