An exhibition titled Listening to Young Readers: Voices from Rural China opened in Ottawa, Canada, on Wednesday, offering international visitors a vivid look at how literature and art are transforming the lives of children in rural China.
Ju Xiaofu combines classical repertoire with introspective verses in Mist Without, his striking new solo album.
A son returns home and joins his father to give an old village a vibrant future together.
Golf carts spark new form of mobility in US, Europe, helping seniors haul groceries, children reach school.
Fiji is offering Chinese travelers more personalized ways to experience its islands, with the launch of four Chinese-language travel guides targeting families, couples, solo travelers and groups.
The International Cultural Heritage Protection Week, which opened in Shanxi on July 15, once again put the North China province on the global stage.
Chinese writer Ma Boyong, 46, still vividly remembers an excerpt from The Rhymes of Li Youcai, a novella by Zhao Shuli (1906-70), that appeared in his school textbook more than three decades ago.
There comes a moment, somewhere after the high-speed train leaves Beijing behind, when the landscape begins to change. High-rises give way to rolling mountains, and phone notifications lose their urgency.
Featuring a blend of ancient Chinese cultural artifacts and the creations and collections of contemporary artist Zhao Zhao, the exhibition Co-Savor is ongoing at Aurora Museum in Shanghai.
Silk has been one of Chinese civilization's iconic cultural symbols over thousands of years. The unfading patterns are often seen as its "soul", mirroring the culture and social conditions of that time as well as embodying ancestors' observations of nature and daily life.
At a "school" in Hangzhou, East China's Zhejiang province, "teachers" hold remote controls, sensors record every move, and "students" drill the same task again and again until they get it right.
The game's goal seems simple enough: become a master porcelain maker.