China's National Cultural Heritage Administration has required more efforts to protect cultural relics against floods as heavy rainfall has lashed large parts of southern China since June.
China has added another two geological parks to its list of UNESCO Global Geoparks, bringing the total number to 41, the National Forestry and Grassland Administration said Wednesday.
2020 is destined to be an unusual year. The COVID-19 suddenly swept the world. Over the past few months, people have been experiencing the pain of life and death, and they are suffering severe anxiety. All of them are looking forward to the early end of this disaster.
As the first city in the world that has held summer Olympic Games and will hold the winter event, Beijing is a universally acknowledged iconic face of China.
This year, the Forbidden City is marking its 600th anniversary of completion and the Palace Museum is also celebrating its 95th birthday.
Series of online performances featuring intangible cultural heritage were staged in the city's Handan county, from four-strand string to shadow puppetry, with audiences enjoying the folk cultural feast via online streaming.
China Post will issue a set of four stamps and a miniature sheet on July 11 to mark the Forbidden City's completion's 600th anniversary and the 95th anniversary of its opening as the Palace Museum.
The Book of Shanghai, a new collection of short stories published by Comma Press of Britain, presents a kaleidoscopic view of the city through the works of 10 authors in Shanghai.
The official website of the China Cultural Center in Paris and the new media launched Visiting Chinese Quyi Online on July 1, inviting French audiences to enjoy quyi.
Children are invited by a recently launched event, Online Story Club for Children Around World Fighting COVID-19, to share their experiences about the pandemic through videos.
While lockdown may have affected our ability to travel and work, it hasn't slowed the pace of must-read new books.
An exhibition of traditional Tibetan Buddhist scroll paintings in Beijing reveals the rich history of thangka.
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