Visitors walk past pottery artworks at the 2014 West Lake Art Fair in Hangzhou, capital of East China's Zhejiang province, Nov 6, 2014.
"The situation is very serious." These five words were shown on the presentation screen when Turkish scholar Bülent Okay gave a speech at the Symposium on China Studies 2014.
Images from the streets of Hefei make an amateur photographer's community come to life on the Internet. Zhang Lei and Zhu Lixin catch up with this netizen's favorite.
Attendees of the APEC meetings will be treated to a variety of traditional cuisines and exclusive dining experiences from five different continents at the China National Convention Center.
One of the world's top hair salons Toni&Guy Hairdressing is vying for a bigger slice of the Chinese market. It costs a lot to hire Frankie Chan to attack your head with a pair of scissors.
Pursuing collections of rare art works has become a unique hobby for the world's richest entrepreneurs. Here we list some of the most expensive paintings in private collections.
Film mogul Wang Zhongjun's purchase of a Van Gogh masterpiece for $61.8 million has set off an Internet debate, with experts saying China's high-profile art buying has only just begun.
It's unusual for China's big movie stars to take to the small screen. Then again, Zhou Xun is exceptional in many regards － leading CNN to dub her "China's queen of quirk" in a 2010 profile.
It's not news that politicians enjoy reading, or even writing, books. Because of their status, volumes they mention attract attention and some even become best-sellers.
Tui Na (Massage), a Chinese film that has sought to capture the world of the blind, and which won a Silver Bear at the Berlin Film Festival this year, is scheduled to hit screens in China later this month.
Two years after Chinese writer Mo Yan won the Nobel Prize for Literature, his hometown in Shandong is building a tourist destination to help the public better understand the writer and his works.
The Sanxingdui Museum in Sichuan province has designed a series of cookies based on its collections of bronze masks, which are from the ancient State of Shu about 3,000 years ago.
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