Xuezhuang, a village in southern Shandong province, is well-known for its willow products. Now, the internet is letting its residents, including its young people, make a decent living. Chen Nan reports.
Mist and clouds form the shape of a woman, twisted lines winding their way as streams. They are the stone paintings created by Chinese artists. Twenty-six pieces of work will be showcased in Malta on July 1-15.
There is a long history of the Zang people making gold, silver, bronze and iron wares. A factory specializing in making the gold and silver wares initially only produced them for temples and monasteries. It received fame among locals because of its well-polished gold and silver.
A total of 12 plays by William Shakespeare will be staged at the Beijing Fringe Festival in September this year to mark the 400th anniversary of his death, organizers said.
How should a filmmaker acknowledge his source material? Many may err on the side of imprudence and a few on the side of caution.
Isabel Crook has spent decades in China closely observing major events.
From June 22 to 24, the 7th Asia-Europe Culture Ministers’ Meeting (ASEM CMM7) was held in Gwangju, Korea, in the framework of the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM).
A new series tells the story of Zhou Enlai's life and times, including two Thai siblings who were in his care.
A new Chinese version of www.chinaculture.org was launched in Beijing on Juen 29.The new edition pays more attention to the authority and timeliness of the information.
"Now You See Me 2" soared to the top of the Chinese box office, earning 287 million yuan ($43.1 million) in its debut weekend, knocking "Warcraft" off the top perch, China Film News reported.
The impact of recent reports about disturbing photos allegedly discovered in the 2003 raid on Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch on sales of a new bilingual book of prose in China remains to be seen.
Beijing's Palace Museum cooperated with US cruise line Royal Caribbean International to hold a cultural lecture and promotion events of the museum's souvenirs on a new ship harboring in Tianjin.
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