Revived production tours China, blending martial arts and opera to explore conflict and power through movement, Zhang Kun reports in Shanghai.
DIY prefab houses gaining huge popularity overseas for ingenuity and affordability.
Sanya Bay, a tropical bay located right next to downtown Sanya, offers a stunning blend of turquoise waters and modern city life.
Both long-distance holiday travel and local leisure activities were heating up during the May Day holiday, fueling a boom in one-stop consumption of food, accommodation and entertainment.
More than a century ago, in 1843, Haiguo Tuzhi, or the Illustrated Treatise on the Maritime Kingdoms, a Chinese gazetteer mainly compiled by scholar-official Wei Yuan (1794-1857), was printed and published in present-day Yangzhou, Jiangsu province.
More than a decade after its furnaces fell silent, Beijing's Shougang Park is reigniting its industrial past through digital technology and exploring what it truly means for heritage to stay alive, Yang Feiyue reports.
The recent premieres of two major opera productions in Shanghai have underscored audiences' growing enthusiasm for classic opera while highlighting the city's emergence as an international hub for opera creation and production.
Prominent writer returns to painting and presents new exhibition depicting scenes from youth and memory across many years of work, Lin Qi reports.
The Tsinghua University Art Museum is home to a rich collection of vintage textile
Karst landscapes a magnet for the world's climbing community.
Every spring, the National Ballet of China hosts a creative workshop that gives young choreographers a platform to experiment with new ideas and movement styles.
As spring progresses, restaurants in Beijing are introducing new menus or opening additional outlets, adding to the variety of dining options across both regional Chinese and international cuisines.