The city's iconic landmarks, such as the Yellow Crane Tower and the Yangtze River Bridge, and its tourist attractions, including metasequoia trees and cherry blossoms, have all become Fang's inspiration for her design.
A 10-minute video highlighting how Nanjing, the provincial capital of Jiangsu province, tackled the coronavirus outbreak, has proved to be a major hit in both China and Japan.
Aerial photo taken on March 16, 2020 shows tea workers picking tea leaves at a tea garden in Dawu County, central China's Hubei Province.
As the novel coronavirus is sweeping around the world, the Chinese consulate-general in Houston designed four posters to encourage people to fight against the epidemic together.
The National Exhibition of Fine Arts has been held every five years since 1949 to offer the public a glimpse of diverse artists' exploration of various media and, more importantly, their reflections on social development and shifts in people's mentality.
If you are a fitness enthusiast, you must know about Animal Flow, a new type of ground-based, bodyweight fitness workout mimicking the movements of about 40 wild animals.
With the further development of relations between China and Tanzania, the two countries are willing to deepen cultural exchanges.
When there is a will, there is a way.Though many performances and music concerts have been canceled due to the novel coronavirus, musicians from Xi’an Symphony Orchestra are preparing to livestream their music on March 27.
Photo taken on March 14, 2020 shows scenery along the section of Yangtze River at Xiling Gorge in Zigui County, central China's Hubei Province.
The Shanghai Natural History Museum reopened to the public from Friday with measures taken to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus.
On Feb 29, Ai Houyu stopped shopping for groceries and wasted no time in rushing to a phone shop the minute he realized his mobile phone was missing. It was not the phone that he cared about, he had something else weighing on his mind.
Woodblock printing is a type of traditional painting that people hang on their doors, windows or walls across China to ward off evil spirits and express good wishes.
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