The Bayu Plaque Museum contains a private collection of more than 3,000 plaques ranging in age from the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) to the Republic of China's Minguo Era (1912-1949).
Perhaps, Shenzhen in Guangdong province is the best reflection of Chinese urbanization in the past decades.
The 'mother of Chinese dance', Dai Ailian was remembered at Beijing's Tianqiao Theater last week with a gala staged by the National Ballet of China and the Beijing Dance Academy.
Authorities on Monday announced the top 10 archaeological discoveries made in 2015, with the earliest dating back to the Paleolithic era.
The 2016 Beijing College Students Music Festival kicked off in Beijing on May 16, marking the start of a wonderful series of concerts and musical dramas staged in universities and colleges in the city for the next 7 months.
The documentary will hit Romanian TV screens from May 22 and will be broadcast weekly.
Canadian jazz pianist, composer and singer Laila Biali is getting ready for her debut performance in Beijing.
Japanese craftsman re-creates a rare style of Song Dynasty porcelain that has been long lost in China.
A rare stem cup from the Ming Dynasty is among dozens of Chinese antiques, such as porcelain vases and bowls, jade articles and Ming-style furniture, which will go under the hammer later this month.
A Song Dynasty (960-1279) calligraphic letter of 124 characters was sold for 207 million yuan ($31.7 million) to Chinese media mogul and art collector Wang Zhongjun at a Beijing auction on Sunday night.
A coloring book featuring elements of Dunhuang art was published recently by the Dunhuang Academy China, allowing art lovers to color the Dunhuang caves as they wish.
A calligraphy work by Chinese Tang Dynasty (AD 618-907) scholar Zeng Gong fetched 207 million yuan ($31.69 million) at the China Guardian 2016 Spring Auction on Sunday evening.