When First Intimate Contact was serialized on the internet in 1998, it soon gained popularity among young people. Twenty years later, many still regard it among their "unforgettable memories" of youth. Looking back at the book in 2018, people realize that it marks more than the memory of a generation, but the start of an era - the era of online literature.
A number of new productions will be premiered at the upcoming China Shanghai International Arts Festival, which runs from Oct 19 to Nov 22.
As one of the latest Chinese fantasy tales to grab headlines overseas, Martial Universe has aired in 18 countries and regions, and is due to make forays into more foreign markets, according to it's producers.
Co-directed by Huang Jiakang and Zhao Ji, the animated film White Snake - a Sino-US coproduction - is set for release on Dec 21.
Imagine an online novelist's regular life.
Eight members of the Zhou Family Band are currently on a one-month tour of the United States. The tour, which features 17 shows, began on Sept 18 at the Global Roots Festival in Minneapolis. American audiences will get a rare chance to hear centuries-old Chinese wind and percussion instruments, which the family has been performing for over seven generations.
Wang Jiajun, 30, is a rich merchant in the Middle East. Sometimes he's a general, commanding legions of men.
More than 70 exhibitors from both home and abroad recently joined the fourth annual Dice Con Board Game Convention in Beijing. There, visitors were able to try out a range of board games at tables before deciding whether to buy them. Other activities included the launch of new games.
Three years ago, 30-year-old American Sylvia Kang noticed her female friends were worried by the question of when to have a child.
The hollow thud of heavy wooden doors echoed throughout the lecture hall as dozens of eyes turned to meet Alice Hou's. She wondered if she'd walked into the wrong room.
QINGDAO - Stuffed toys, guitars, zithers, swimming goggles, hometown delicacies and books - with these items packed in their luggage, China's "millennial babies" yearn for a colorful college life.
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