Pure and Infinite, an exhibition at Hebei Museum, in Shijiazhuang, Hebei province, running until April 13, is a collaboration between the National Museum of China and Hebei Museum, gathering selected examples of white porcelains in the collections of the two museums and other cultural institutions.
To celebrate the Year of the Snake, the Shanghai Museum holds the annual Zodiac Spring Festival exhibition with pieces related to snake culture and snake worship. The collections curated demonstrate how snakes have represented different cultural meanings in China and around the world. Click the video and find more.
Dozens of lawyers, law professors, and college students from diverse backgrounds gathered at a seminar on the legal protection of cultural heritage on Saturday at the Beijing Jingshi Law Firm in Beijing.
Rice noodles play a crucial role in the daily lives of people in Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region in China, and Southeast Asia.
Staff members display the first-day cover of the postage stamps for the Year of the Snake from the Eastern Calendar series in Minsk, Belarus, on Wednesday.
International travel bloggers experience the making of rouyan, a local delicacy, in Fuzhou, Fujian province, on Monday.
A school of large fish thrashed about in a mile-long fish seine (a type of fishing net which hangs vertically in the water with floats at the top and weights at the bottom), hauled from the frozen Chagan Lake in Northeast China, as cheering crowds watched.
Government officials, scholars and experts exchanged notes on ways of stimulating cultural innovation and creative vitality at the Forum on International Cultural Industries in Beijing on Saturday.
An exhibition opened at the China Art Museum, Shanghai (Shanghai Art Museum) on New Year's Eve to commemorate the 180th anniversary of Wu Changshuo's birth.
While unboxing the painting The Gleize Bridge Over the Vigueirat Canal by Vincent van Gogh in the presence of journalists on Monday, Shanghai Museum East announced the opening of ticket sales for its upcoming exhibition Masterpieces of the Pola Museum of Art: From Impressionism to Contemporary Art, which will run from Jan 22 to April 21.
One evening in 2021, Li Ruoxi, 22, whose English name is Rosie, was scrolling through short videos to seek inspiration for her art designs. Suddenly, a song in an unfamiliar language played through her headphones.
Every time Wu Jingyi asks her dog Lucky if she wants to go to work, Lucky springs up eagerly and jumps for joy. Some might agree that's a decidedly nonhuman response — at least for many working people.
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