A film based on the book which narrates the ups and downs of "Haihunhou" (the Marquis of Haihun) Liu He's life will start shooting in May next year and hit the screens in 2018.
A history of compacts used by ancient Chinese women.
National Theater Live, an initiative launched by the Royal National Theatre in London in 2009 to broadcast live performances of its productions to cinemas, has come to China's Central Academy of Drama in Beijing, marking the project's first foray into China's universities.
An exhibit showcasing contemporary Chinese artworks opened to the public in European Union headquarters in Brussels on Tuesday and will run until Dec 19.
Many travelers in China are initially reeled in by major attractions, but once they arrive they are able see the finer details if they get the chance.
Archaeologists recently found a State-level venue used by ancient emperors to partake in sacrificial offerings.
An exhibition featuring 115 costumes, masks and accessories of Chinese ethnic groups was held in the Republic of Colombia on Dec 1.
Long known for its porcelain ware produced in the kilns of the Song Dynasty (960-1279), Central China's Henan province is now set to hold a ceramics biennale.
For Baljinnyam, a man from the Mongolian ethnic group, rummaging through the world's bookshelves for the legends of his "emperor lord" is a pilgrimage.
He was once a drummer in a school band, but Zheng Lu has now installed the 12-meter-high "musical instrument" at a solo exhibition in Shanghai.
As the excavation of the Emperor Liu He's tomb in the Haihunhou mausoleum is completed, archaeological work on his wife's tomb is scheduled to start during the first half of next year, according to Nanchang Daily.
Performers from the National Peking Opera Company of China have taken the stage in India, Russia and Mongolia from Nov 21 to 30.