Lectures on traditional Chinese medicine, part of the "Chinese Culture Talk" series, were held in Bangladesh and Nepal from Oct 9 to 13.
An extraordinary exhibition celebrating the 20th anniversary of the publication of the first Harry Potter book opens at the British Library Thursday.
When tickets became available two months ago, the 5th Wuzhen Theater Festival sold out 15 of its 24 plays in about an hour.
12 Chinese animation companies attended a promotional meeting titled "Perception of China — focusing on original Chinese animations" in Cannes, France on Oct 17.
As 2017 marks the 25th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Belarus, an exhibition featuring pieces from Belarusian artists will be held at the National Art Museum of China on Oct 24.
Beijing's Old Summer Palace is marking the 157th anniversary of a massive sack during the Second Opium War, when thousands of Chinese cultural relics were either ruined or removed.
Amman, capital of Jordan, ushered in the "Second Sino-Jordan Silk Road Literature Seminar" on Oct 14. Pan Weifang, Chinese ambassador in Jordan, the chairman of the Jordan Writers Association, a delegation of Chinese writers and nearly 50 literary celebrities attended the seminar.
A design contest on the traditional agricultural calendar unleashed the artistic talent of young people. China Daily reports. According to the Chinese lunar calendar, the Autumnal Equinox (qiufen) is the day when night and day are of equal length.
Chinese comics artist Bai Xiao used to wonder how his Japanese counterparts could churn out their creations on a weekly basis, when he could do so only once a month in magazines.
An anthology of short films, jointly made by directors from each of the BRICS countries, will be released nationwide in China Thursday.
The eighth edition of the film festival entitled Les Films de Cannes a Bucharest (Cannes Film Festival in Bucharest) is an opportunity for Bucharesters to get more familiarized with the latest Chinese cinema productions.
New exhibition detailing the depiction of the creature in currency over the ages explores their transition from spiritual totem to national symbol. Wang Kaihao reports.