A toddler sits beside a bookshelf at Beijing Book Building in downtown Beijing, listening as his mother reads a picture book to him, one word at a time.
Few can challenge the belief that the easiest way to win the hearts and minds of others is through the stomach. Hence, as China and Uruguay, celebrate their 35th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations this year, gastro-diplomacy plays an important part.
Exhibition of ancient rabbit-themed artifacts at the National Museum of China highlights crucial role that the animal has played in culture.
Fans of Jeff Dayu Shi, an internationally acclaimed designer, had a pleasant surprise at the beginning of this year. Not only had he, somewhat unexpectedly, designed a new product representing the Year of the Rabbit, but it went on to win a German Design Award Special Mention.
A key bridge, part of Guiyang-Jinsha-Gulin expressway, will be load tested in March and provided all goes well will shortly afterward open to traffic.
A new novel Shensheng Hunyin (The Sacred Marriage) by Xu Kun has been recently published by People's Literature Publishing House.
Recently, the hit TV drama The Knockout has sparked huge interest in many of its main film locations in Jiangmen, South China's Guangdong Province, since its release on January 14.
The Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival is an annual winter gala held in Harbin, northeast China's Heilongjiang Province. It features large-scale ice and snow sculptures, long slides made entirely of ice and snow, and numerous other recreational facilities.
Chengni inkstone, one of the “four famous inkstones” in China, is known for its fine texture which can reduce harm done to the brush.
Chinese espionage thriller Hidden Blade will open on Friday in a limited theatrical release in North America.
Archaeologists have unearthed 21 tombs dating back to the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 24) in the central Chinese city of Changsha, Hunan province, which are possibly subordinate tombs of a royal mausoleum, according to the municipal institute of archaeology.
Several stick puppets, dressed in traditional costumes, frolic on stage. They are able to change their facial expressions and perform complicated movements, such as dance with flapping long sleeves, practice calligraphy and even spit fire.
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