Biographies of the heads of state coming to Beijing for the key Asia-Pacific meeting next month are hot sellers, with Russia's Vladimir Putin and South Korea's Park Geun-hye topping the list.
A notice advocating the adage "bury the son to support the mother" appeared on a street in Anhui province sparking widespread criticism. The notice was one among 24 advocating ancient stories of filial piety.
The adapted TV series from Mo Yan's novel, Red Sorghum, was first broadcast on Chinese televisions on Monday evening, bringing the writer to tears after watching a segment.
Most Hollywood superstars take the opportunity to appreciate Chinese cuisine during their visit to China. From their past press conferences, Peking Duck seems to be their favorite.
An interactive entrance and everyman's quest for enlightment turn a play at Wutai Mountain into a journey of self-discovery. People attending the show can get lost as soon as they enter the theater.
The 3D film, Doraemon: Stand by Me, has taken the Japanese box office by storm ever since its opening on Aug 8 this summer. Now, Chinese moviegoers will get a chance to see the film for themselves , reports 1905.com.
The 2nd Shanghai Vintage Ride took place in the Bund on Oct 25, 2014. Fashionistas ranging from tattooists to fashion bloggers, all came to the event to show their interpretation of a retro style.
About 880 Tai Chi enthusiasts gather at a square in front of The Museum of Chinese Tai Chi, and perform Tai Chi in group, in Chenjiagou scenic spot of Henan province, Oct 25, 2014.
During the just concluded Photo Beijing 2014, chairmen of photography organizations from 10 countries brought their best photography works to the photo exhibition.
Since 1993, when Alistair Michie arrived in China as the private consultant to Sir Malcolm Williamson, CEO, Standard Chartered, he has not stopped traveling in the country.
The recent success of an espionage-themed Chinese TV show has surprised many. Han Bingbin gathers intelligence on what makes All Quiet in Peking stand above the slew of series from the same genre.
The Guangzhou official who became a media darling as a crusader for honest governance is back in the spotlight with a three-volume book series about corruption.
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