In the last decade, great strides have been made by the nation's top institutions to ensure that China's ancient texts are preserved for generations to come, Wang Kaihao reports.
In an age of ever-extending high-speed rail networks and a race for efficiency, slow trains with an average speed of less than 40 kilometers per hour still diligently chug through the mountains and across the deserts in remote corners of China.
For the 26th World Book and Copyright Day last week, 10 Chinese libraries jointly released the digitized editions of over 1,700 volumes of ancient Chinese books.
In commemoration of a career spanning 40 years, artist He Duoling is holding his solo exhibition Grass and Color at the Long Museum West Bund in Shanghai from April 25 to June 20. The exhibition will feature more than 70 of He's works.
TV series raises awareness of pupils' need for greater parental support instead of pressure to get top grades, Xu Fan reports.
For those who love dancing, everywhere can be a stage. Young actors from the China National Opera & Dance Drama Theater make the beach a stage, and dance to their own beat!
Archaeologists are using sophisticated tools and evidence of fire to study the history of human settlement at the Zhaoguodong relics site in Guizhou, Wang Kaihao reports.
Xinlong Forest Music Festival will be held on May 2 and 3 in Xinlong Ecological Forest of Changzhou city, Jiangsu province, featuring 14 groups of indie musicians and bands, headlined by Chinese rock singer-songwriter Cui Jian, rock band consisting of Mongolian ethnic musicians—Nine Treasures, rock bands Sound Toy and Muma.
Vibrant colors and themes reflected in classical artwork at gongbi exhibition, Lin Qi reports.
As today marks the International Dance Day, we review the most classic Chinese dance dramas. Have you watched any of them?
The exhibition, Xinjiang is a Good Place, featuring ethnic handicrafts, opened at the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Library on Monday.
About 100 tai chi or taijiquan practitioners celebrated the annual World Tai Chi Day in Wellington, New Zealand on Apr 24.
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