"Literary works for children should be given to children to translate. Children can see a different world adults can't.
For Taiwan students, life on the mainland not only offers them opportunities, but also helps them develop a deeper sense of identity. Xing Wen reports.
A new exhibition underway at the China Cultural Center in Paris offers a glimpse of Chinese ink paintings - one of the oldest artistic traditions in the world.
Since the 18th CPC National Congress, adhering to the concept of law-based governance of the country, China has made great headway in cultural legislation and cultural law enforcement so as to keep up with cultural reform in the new era.
From Liverpool to Beijing. The most successful and legendary band of the 20th century, the Beatles, 55 years have landed in China, not with the fabulous four guys of course, but their music! It is hard to define how many fans the Beatles have in China, and it is even harder to pick one favorite song from their massive output.
The late Chinese comic artist Zhang Leping (1910-1992), author of the Sanmao comics, was honored with the "Special Honor" of the World Wordless Picture Books Awards on Monday. He is the first Chinese caricaturist to ever receive this prize.
Two artists from the Shanghai Museum initiated visitors to the Acropolis Museum in Athens into the traditional Chinese arts of calligraphy and painting.
China is the main guest country at the book fair that runs from March 26 to 29. Mei Jia reports.
Increased investment in rural tourism to alleviate poverty not only benefits locals but also offers a wealth of new opportunities for travelers, especially in western China. Yang Feiyue reports.
An orchestra comprising traditional vocalists and instrument players charms foreign audience. Chen Nan reports.
International food fans and organizations have shown a keen interest in contacting a new association for the renowned Chinese snack known as jianbing guozi - deep-fried dough sticks rolled in a thin pancake. The association was established this month in Tianjin, the snack's birthplace.
Empire of Glass is based on the stories of a Chinese family, who had hosted the novel's American author. Jocelyn Eikenburg reports.
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