Featuring more than 300 items, many of which have not previously been publicly displayed, an exhibition, Drawn from Life: The Art of Disney Animation Studios provides a unique look into art created in the more than 90-year legacy of the studios.
China’s chieftain heritage sites, mainly concentrated in the mountainous areas of Hunan, Hubei and Guizhou in southeast China, will be considered by the 39thsession of the World Heritage Committee.
Though the Chinese government promulgated the "Great Wall of Protection Ordinance" in 2006, the world famous ancient stone fortification is still disappearing at a tremendous speed, especially the parts in forsaken mountain areas.
Ahead of this year's China-EU Leaders' Meeting in Brussels, a group of Belgian middle-school students are preparing for a trip to China next month to learn more about the country.
The 2015 Eco-Forum Global Annual Conference, the nation’s only international conference approved by the State Council that addresses issues concerning ecological development, held its opening ceremony today in Guiyang, capital of Guizhou province.
Explore the Beauty of Chinese Costume, the last in a series of lectures organized by the Chinese Ministry of Culture, was held at the Italian branch of the Institute for International Education of Students in Rome.
Diplomats from 15 countries, including Nigeria, Fiji, South Korea and Austria were guests at the third Cultural Tour of Inner Mongolia.
The Palace Museum has signed a cooperation agreement with the German Archaeological Institute that will see the bodies join forces in developing cultural heritage protection.
An art institution is founded at Beijing's Central Academy of Fine Arts to explore and revitalize the cultural heritage of ancient Silk Road.
Wine and the art of wine making have come to serve as a new link that strengthens the bonds between China and Argentina, which have entered into a comprehensive strategic partnership.
Netizens are having a growing influence on what makes it to the big screen. Xu Fan reports.
Beijing is the top choice for Chinese travelers spending their recent three-day Dragon Boat Festival holidays, according to the Chinese National Tourism Administration.