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Updating a classic

2017-07-14 07:13

Its Augmented Paper shows the luxury brand Montblanc is keeping up with the times, while its new heritage collection takes inspiration from the past.

New costume drama becomes internet sensation

2017-07-13 16:08

Recently, a new internet costume drama The Advisor Alliance based on these characters became a hit. Produced by online video platform Youku, the two-part series was broadcast on the internet, Jiangsu TV and Anhui TV from June 22.

Getting prepared for Sanfu? Do like the Chinese

2017-07-13 11:06

In the Chinese lunar calendar, Sanfu refers to the periods that are predicted to be the hottest days of the year, which are called Toufu, Zhongfu and Mofu.

Chinese TV creates wave of foreign fans

2017-07-13 10:00

However, as Chinese TV and film makers come up with new ideas and abandon the stereotype of copying foreign counterparts, a new wave of Chinese culture is sweeping the world, gaining attention from foreign viewers.

Dabieshan park seeks UNESCO status

2017-07-13 08:46

Huanggang Dabieshan Geopark's application to be recognized as a UNESCO Global Geopark has hit a critical juncture, as United Nations experts will descend on the picturesque and scientifically significant area this month.

Losing a 'lunatic' scientist

2017-07-13 07:41

Huang Danian was a titan among geophysicists. His death is mourned and life celebrated for his achievements and spirit.

Mainland audiences losing interest in Hong Kong action movies

2017-07-13 07:29

Sammo Hung hobbles into the interview room on a crutch. He sits, looking exhausted and holding a palm-sized electric fan near his face.

Summer treats

2017-07-13 07:20

Some 50 new movies will hit Chinese theaters by the end of August, taking the total number of releases in this season to 90.

Guan Shanyue's works on display

2017-07-12 16:16

The late painter Guan Shanyue led his peers at the Lingnan School of Painting, formed in the early 20th-century in the southern city of Guangzhou, to revolutionize the classic Chinese mountain-and-water paintings. Guan also donated some 800 of his paintings to build an art museum named after him in Shenzhen in 1997.