As a metaphor for young Chinese architects, the Beijing bird symbolizes the risky survey they carried out at night during the Japanese aggression to preserve the most treasured landmarks, Chen Nan reports.
Singer Jess Lee reinvented herself as a real estate agent, before making a return to the stage, Xing Wen reports.
In the quiet stacks of the library of the National Academy of Chinese Theatre Arts, time was once stored on fragile discs — silent witnesses to centuries of history.
A Chinese mainland pop star sees his life take an upswing after a TV contest, yet remains humble and grateful to his fans and for new opportunities, Wu Kunling reports in Hong Kong.
Recent archaeological discoveries have revealed that the thirst quenching fruit was popular among the ancient people of China as well — in fact, for much longer than initially believed. So how long have Chinese bayberries been a sweet choice for the people?
Join travel agents from around the world as they explore China's Fujian province.
He is a lonely, retired steelworker weighed down by multiple burdens: the passing of his peers, his own Parkinson's diagnosis, his son's perfunctory visits, and an overwhelming sense of being cast aside by the times.
The Chinese idiom tongzhou gongji literally means "aboard the same boat and working through difficulties together". The saying depicts the reality for archaeologists, museum researchers, members of the salvage business and television crews who have worked together for years on a major archaeological project still ongoing in Shanghai.
A seminar on The Biography of Zhu Ziqing by Chen Wu was held on Thursday in Beijing as part of the 2026 Beijing Book Fair, offering attendees an immersive journey into the celebrated writer's spiritual world.
Young Chinese experiment with unplugging — less scrolling, more running, handwriting and real-world chats — to ease digital fatigue.