Canton Tower, a landmark in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou, Guangdong province, lit up on the evening of May 12 for the 2026 International Youth Poetry Festival (China-Arab Session).
The horse, one of the world's most beloved creatures, represents strength, courage, freedom, and loyalty in various cultures, and is this year's Chinese zodiac animal.
In the history of Sino-US exchanges, Nobel Prize-winner Pearl S Buck, a writer from the United States also known as Sai Zhenzhu, stands prominently as "the most influential Westerner to write about China since the 13th century's Marco Polo", as described by late US historian James C Thomson Jr.
Part of the Zhoushan Islands in China's Zhejiang province, hundreds of kilometers from the mainland, lies Qushan Island, home to fewer than 100,000 residents.
Tianzhang Temple has become an online sensation.
An aesthetic education forum hosted by Peking University for the fourth time was held on May 11, bringing together artists, scholars and students to explore how high art can thrive on campus.
As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the global cultural landscape, a new exhibition in Venice is turning the spotlight toward a pioneering curator whose five-decade career has traced the evolution of contemporary Asian art while raising fresh questions about the future of creativity in the AI era.
While reviewing documents with her right hand, 26-year-old Zhouzhou (pseudonym) from Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, absently twists a small, colorful toy in her left hand.
Four years ago, Jiang Fuchun rarely wore makeup. Today, in her Shanghai photo studio, she stands beside a vintage piano in a pink wig and Rococo-style dress, her eyes framed by glittering makeup and layers of lace cascading from her skirt.
In the ancient fishing village of Xunpu, flowers don't just sprout in local gardens, but also atop the heads of the local women.