Archaeologists working in the dusty fields of Yirang village, Yangquan, in North China's Shanxi province, have uncovered a major discovery that offers fresh insight into the region's Neolithic past.
The boat glides slowly along the Tangjin Canal, a waterway that once connected the industrial cities of Tangshan in Hebei province and Tianjin.
Nestled in the high-altitude pastures of Tsonyi county in Nagchu, Xizang autonomous region, Sinchung's life has been one of courage, resilience, and an unyielding commitment to preserving an ancient cultural legacy.
On the outskirts of Moscow, the set of the spy thriller Black Silk is more than a filming location — it offers a glimpse into a growing cinematic partnership between China and Russia.
On a bright morning on the outskirts of Beijing's Yanqing district, a dusty field was already stirring.
Liuxing Street in Yining, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region is named for its unique hexagonal layout.
A memoir by Tan Xiaoying, the daughter of a former Red Army political commissar and the wife of senior Chinese official Yang Rudai, is attracting attention for its intimate account of family life, hardship and personal resilience shaped by China's revolutionary history.
To celebrate its 66th anniversary, Grand Gateway 66 has partnered with SMG LIVE to exclusively present the China debut of the world tour cast of the legendary Broadway productionMoulin Rouge! The Musical.
Imprints of History — A Retrospective Exhibition of Luo Yi's Works, hosted by the Academy of Fine Arts of Minzu University of China and the China Committee of the Promotion of the Minority Art, opened on Thursday at the art museum of Minzu University of China in Beijing.
A grand concert celebrating veteran musician Zhang Weiliang's 55 years of artistic devotion, featuring the Gansu Song and Dance Theater National Orchestra and his students from across the nation, was held on Saturday in Lanzhou, Gansu province.
The 15th Haitang Yaji (Crabapple Blossom gathering or Blossoms of Wisdom gathering), brought together more than 100 poets, scholars and artists in Bacheng, a small water town on the outskirts of Kunshan, Jiangsu province, for a dialogue between northern and southern literary traditions.