Beijing's only Latin America-inspired choir revels in the power that music has to unite hearts and minds, Mo Jingxi reports.
From waterfalls to misty mountains, from diverse ethnic groups to local cuisines, this majestic province will leave you breathless in 240 hours, Yang Jun reports in Guiyang.
The Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) National Committee, China's top political advisory body, held a press conference at 3pm on Monday, one day before the opening of its annual session.
A Chinese cultural event held on Sunday at the Malta Chinese School offered students an immersive experience of "ancient Xi'an," one of China's most historic cities.
Data from China's National Immigration Administration (NIA) showed that cross-border trips made by foreigners surged 82.9 percent from a year ago to 64.88 million in 2024. More than 20 million inbound foreign trips were made visa-free, a year-on-year increase of 112.3 percent.
The family may be a basic unit of society, but it can also be one of the most complex.
NCPA training program for rising young singers seeks to create next generation of opera stars, Chen Nan reports.
Dance drama brings Dazu's historical art to dazzling life, Tan Yingzi and Deng Rui report in Chongqing.
The Museum of Art Pudong announced its first significant exhibition of 2025 — Chen Yifei: A Retrospective on Art and Legacy — featuring one of China's most important contemporary artists, who passed away in Shanghai 20 years ago.
Lead principal dancer and deputy director reflects on his career with one of China's greatest ballet companies as it stages adaptation of Swan Lake, Zhang Kun reports.
China's first comprehensive archaeology museum dedicated to the Shang Dynasty (c. 16th century-11th century BC), has embraced the enthusiasm with which it has been greeted, and has become a new calling card for the city.
New discoveries at the Zhouyuan Site in Shaanxi province shed light on key period in early formation of China, Wang Kaihao reports.