From a pottery bowl painted with a human face-and-fish motif found at the Neolithic Banpo site, to the beautifully crafted silver and gold wares of the Hejiacun treasure trove of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), Xi'an, Shaan'xi province, has long been a witness to the evolution and transitions in art, as well as a source of artistic inspiration and creativity.
The spectacular views of the Qiantang River tidal bore draw waves of watchers every year to the scene in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province. The river waves are not only a natural phenomenon but also have cultural connotations of courage and innovation.
The 2025 "Silk Road for All Children" International Children's Literature Week was held in Wuyi in China’s Zhejiang province from Dec 5 to 7.
Beijing Royal School hosted an enriching piano master class themed "Sino-Western Music Dialogue" on Dec 11, bringing together students with internationally acclaimed Belgian pianist and Young Steinway Artist, Tom De Beuckelaer, for in-depth exchanges.
The 2025 Tianjin Impressions of Expats & 2026 Outlook Exchange was held in Tianjin on December 5.
From Rabbit God to nostalgic enamelware, memory and tradition are transformed into contemporary charm, Yang Feiyue reports.
The legacy of renowned Greek writer and philosopher Nikos Kazantzakis (1883-1957) made a symbolic "third visit" to China recently, through a dedicated conference and film screening held in Chongqing, Southwest China, marking the opening of the China-Greece Art Exchange Month.
Su stitching techniques give needlework remarkable dimensionality, creating dialogue with multiple generations, Wang Qian reports.
The exhibition, Radiance of Dunhuang, which showcases Tsinghua University's research and design work and is inspired by the ancient art of Dunhuang in Gansu province, opened on Dec 8 at the United Nations headquarters in New York and wrapped up on Dec 12.
At a festival in Hebei, writers, editors and booksellers discuss shrinking attention spans and the power of narrative, Yang Yang reports.