Amazon China recently released the final list of "the 25 influential translated works in the last 40 years", as the country marks the 40th anniversary of the reform and opening-up.
Gazing at the green mountains or walking on muddy roads during the day and spending evenings by the dim light of kerosene lamps are among Yang Xiuping's earliest memories of her childhood in a village in Southwest China's Guizhou province.
When film stars Huang Jue and Tang Wei were lying on wild grass to shoot a kiss scene involving their characters in the new Chinese film, Long Day's Journey into Night, the sound recordist heard the actor's heartbeat quicken.
Chinese tourists are expected to make their presence felt in large numbers again during the upcoming Spring Festival holiday.
Shuangletun has relied on its multiple ethnicities to develop into a popular getaway.
Written between 1809 and 1811 in Vienna, Piano Concerto No 5 was Ludwig van Beethoven's last completed piano concerto.
The Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennial, an outdoor art festival that spans 200 villages in remote mountainous areas in Japan's Niigata prefecture, has attracted more than half a million visitors, many of whom are designers, city planners and even Chinese government officials, according to Sun Qian, who is in charge of emulating the project in China.
In 2009, Wang Guanliang and her colleagues - editors at the Forbidden City Publishing House in Beijing - attended a lecture on publications from the 1930s.
Ancient China had the world's most-developed calendrical system, since agriculture was closely related with the seasons and launching new calendars for the coming year was an important symbol of a new emperor's rein, Zhang Peiyu, a scholar who studies the history of astronomy, writes in Chinese Ancient Calendars, published in 2008.
Liu Xin blends art and science not only professionally but also personally.
At a recent exhibition at the Beijing University of Technology, 21-year-old Polish student Oskar Czajkowsk introduced his graphic design work, the pattern of which, seen from a distance, looks like two interlocking and opposing Cs. The work, on closer inspection, appears less symmetrical as the upper ends of the Cs differ from each other in shape - one looks like the beak of a raptor and the other, the head of a dragon.
Li Dong grows plants to ensure the safety of aircraft.
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