JINAN-Chen Genquan lays down the rasp, removes the sawdust and narrows his eyes to check a wooden chair that has regained its original glory.
The year 2018 means a lot to Chinese artist Xue Haitao, who gained praise from home and abroad after 30 years of accumulation.
Minor Cold is the 23rd solar term of the 24 traditional Chinese solar terms. For most areas of China, it marks the start of the coldest days of the year. This year's Minor Cold starts on Jan 5.
To welcome the new year, nine young speakers from Beijing, Hong Kong and overseas universities shared their thoughts on the Chinese dream, environmental conservation, art, wellbeing and adulthood.
For the first time, the Palace Museum will restore scenes showing how the imperial palace celebrated the Spring Festival in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). It will be the first time for ordinary people to experience how the Lunar New Year was observed inside the palace.
From ink wash painting and oil painting to calligraphy and porcelain works, a new exhibition opened at the China Cultural Center in Bangkok on Dec 29, giving visitors an insight into traditional Chinese lifestyle and culture as well as its modern development.
China's movie box office revenue soared 9 percent in 2018 to 60.98 billion yuan ($8.88 billion), according to the State Film Administration Monday.
More than 100 students shared their family stories at an exhibition at Shanghai Jiao Tong University that celebrates the 40th anniversary of China's reform and opening-up.
In 2018 we saw a diverse array of TV and internet variety shows in China, all offering amazing entertainment.
Award-winning British animation show Peppa Pig is set to celebrate Chinese New Year with a film release in February 2019.
Less than two months away from the Spring Festival, sales on travel websites start to hit a seasonal high. As the influence of Chinese New Year expands, international tourism also helps to introduce this indispensable cultural heritage to every corner of the world, which means in 2019, more Chinese
Born in 1955, Huang Qianghua is the fourth generation heir of the Yunlin Puppet Show family in Taiwan. He is also the chairman of Pili International Multimedia Co Ltd.
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