As a travel and culture buff, He Xiaobei has visited Northwest China's Gansu province, a world tourism attraction, a number of times, but he never bought too many souvenirs.
In a small theater nestled in downtown Beijing, a stage play is performed. But this is no performance, but a press conference last week to promote a movie.
While 3D animations sometimes become box office blockbuster, “3D animation is not my cup of tea as it has killed the curiosity and imagination among many producers,” said renowned French filmmaker Michel Ocelot during an exclusive interview with China Daily Website.
As Tomb Sweeping Day draws near, here are eight traditional food people from different parts of China consume on the day.
Children today are getting further and further away from nature. With the ever-increasing use of electronic devices, they are distancing themselves from spending time outside and keeping their heads down, eyes glued to small shiny screens.
Officials from more than 250 universities, colleges and educational institutions from 29 countries and regions were in Beijing last weekend.
In a growing group, new-media pros make a living by selling their real-time experience as tourists.
Since ancient times, the dragon has been a symbol of imperial power, and its image portrayed in many paintings, as well as on bronze wares, copper mirrors, jade wares, porcelain and stone carvings.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York will soon unveil a major loan exhibition of ancient Chinese art never before seen in the West.
How many bottles of wine would you like to have open at once?
Alzheimer's triggers a time-travel play that a photographer dedicates to his father.
For residents of Chenjiagou village, the birthplace of tai chi, a more than 10-year wait to see the martial art recognized globally as intangible Chinese heritage could soon be over.