An exhibition featuring Confucian culture kicked off at the National Museum of China last Friday.
An exhibition of Chinese New Year prints kicked off on Dec 27 and will run till Mar 1 at the Shanghai History Museum in celebration of the New Year and the upcoming Spring Festival.
A young tourist poses with a rat figurine, which was revealed as a gesture to welcome the upcoming Year of the Rat, at the Taihe Gate of the Forbidden City in Beijing on Dec 27. The rat is often regarded as a symbol of fortune and prosperity in China.
A total of 12 products were voted the most popular gifts in Beijing on Dec 27.
Two weeks after its theatrical release, Chinese crime thriller film Sheep Without a Shepherd, an adaption from the 2015 Indian hit Drishyam, is proving to have strong legs at the box office, having raked in more than 600 million yuan ($85.81 million).
A Palace Museum team works on port ruins to find links on the ancient Maritime Silk Road, Wang Kaihao reports.
Peking Opera, once mostly followed by the elderly, is gaining popularity among younger audiences today, thanks in part to the efforts of Wang Peiyu, Zhang Kun reports in Shanghai.
An official with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism Wednesday said that the Chinese mainland is willing to share its opportunities for cultural development with Taiwan compatriots.
Yanqing, one of the three competition zones for the Beijing 2022 Winter Games, will complete the construction of a forest park for the Games by December 2020, local authorities said on Wednesday.
Chinese-produced films have amazed audiences with increased maturity in terms of storytelling this year and continued to smash box office records in one of the world's biggest movie markets.
Royal Museums Greenwich, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the UK as well as home to the iconic Royal Observatory Greenwich and Cutty Sark sailing ship, plans to celebrate the approaching Chinese Lunar New Year with a program that covers a rich mix of cultural activities.
Northeast China's Jilin province, which enjoys a great abundance in ice and snow every winter, has vowed to use the forthcoming 2022 Winter Olympics to promote itself as a world-class ice and snow tourism destination, according to the region's top official.
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