The 17th Meeting in Beijing Arts Festival will open with Hungarian dance Princess Sissi on April 27. The event will feature a series of classic works from countries related to the Belt and Road Initiative, including ballet Swan Lake performed by a Belarus dance company.
International destinations' zeal to lure Chinese is thrust into full display at a recent travel expo.
Shanghai, China's financial hub, was selected as expats' favorite city to work and live in for the fifth year in a row.
Yu qian (literally meaning left money), or the seeds of elm trees, got the name from its resemblance to coins used in ancient China. The seeds, often mistakenly considered flowers of elm trees, are found around March and April each year.
The 24 solar terms, a complementary calendar system invented in ancient China, has been brought to life thanks to a creative designer from Southwest China’s Guizhou province.
Sometimes, all I need is the air that I breathe - and to love mackerel.
James Stent insists China is not heading for a banking or financial crisis any time soon. The 71-year-old veteran banker says those who argue this underestimate the ability of China's financial managers to deal with the current pressing issues.
When he was just another young man from the countryside, his girlfriend, an urban woman, betrayed him after he failed the college entrance examination.
The novel behind the popular television drama In the Name of People has sold out in bookstores, both online and physical, around the nation.
From conspiracies to action, television series based on spy stories have long been a popular genre on China's small screen.
Acclaimed architect Wang Shu completes a decade at the helm of an experimental school. Wang Kaihao reports from Hangzhou.
Which domestic film is the best in the eyes of Chinese directors? The answer will be revealed at the upcoming Eighth China Film Directors' Guild Awards.