A set of fossils discovered in East China's Fujian province has been identified as the only known unambiguous record of Jurassic birds, pushing back the origin of birds to the late Middle Jurassic period and rewriting the history of avian evolution.
Nezha's ancient adventures brought back to life with box office smash-hit movie, Yang Yang reports.
On Feb 1, the China Cultural Center in Sydney participated in the Chatswood Year of the Snake Festival, bringing the festive spirit of the Lunar New Year to Australia.
With the 9th Asian Winter Games in full swing in Harbin, Heilongjiang province, an assortment of official merchandise, ranging from pins and fridge magnets to the adorable Siberian tiger mascot figurines and plush toys, are selling like hotcakes.
Romance and reforms, an ink master revived tradition with great courage.
Artists, dancers, and artisans join New Year tour to share traditional culture with a global audience, Zhang Zhouxiang reports.
NCPA chorus' 2025 season promises a blend of classical traditions with modern interpretations, Chen Nan reports.
Exhibitions of the once highly sought-after white porcelain reveal the sophistication beneath its simple surface, Lin Qi reports.
In the still of winter, the cherry trees in the courtyard have withered but the fruits continue to flourish in the porcelain work of Spanish ceramic artist Jaume Ribalta.
The Fantastic Beijing Fair opened in London on Feb 1, bringing the vibrancy of Spring Festival and the rich cultural heritage of Beijing to the UK capital while fostering cultural exchange between China and the UK.
Will science fiction writers seek a helping hand from artificial intelligence, which is already assisting if not replacing humans in many forms of writing?
The National Ballet of China staged a production of "Guo Nian", the Chinese version of Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker", at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington between Jan 29 and Feb 2 in a series of seven shows to mark Chinese New Year.