While the internet has transformed Wuzhen from a once tranquil water town to a magnet for technology tycoons, it has also helped to upgrade and transform the traditional industries in the city.
French impressionist Claude Monet's Haystacks sold for more than $81 million at a Christie's sale in New York on Wednesday, setting the highest auction record for the artist.
An annual festival with a scenic backdrop hooks China's young people on theater.
The "Just share it - Happy Chinese New Year 2016" global online photo contest announced its results.Here are the list of photos selected for the event.
On Nov 12, an exhibition of China's opera figures paintings was opened in Shanghai. The exhibition remembers the 400th anniversary of the death of Chinese author Tang Xianzu.
Piero Scaruffi, known for co-authoring A History of Silicon Valley: The Largest Creation of Wealth in the History of the Planet, shared his view of future media trends at a recent forum hosted by Sina News in Beijing. These are ten trends Scaruffi highlights in his 2017 The Future of Media Report.
Wanda Cinemas, China's largest cinema chain, announced in Beijing on Monday its foray into the mobile device app space to better use its huge database.
Visitors can get a taste of China's chopstick culture-and take away pairs engraved with their names-in Zhejiang province's Wuzhen.
When visitors flock to the tourism hot spot Wuzhen and ask locals for their "best-kept secret", the answer they may hear is "Hongshancun", a leisure getaway about 20 minutes outside town.
The famous water town in Zhejiang province's Tongxiang city is best known for its western (Xizha) and eastern (Dongzha) areas that have been highly commercialized. But Nanzha largely retained it original feel.
Japanese writer Yoko Sano created a cat in her bookThe Cat Who Lived a Million Times, which was introduced to China in 2004. The book has now been sold more than a million times in China.