After a road show across 16 cities over 23 days, the director of animation films, Yang Yu, known better by his online nickname Jiaozi, has returned to Chengdu, Sichuan province, where he lives.
The forecast is for clear days ahead but tonight could see a quickening of the pulse and send hearts aflutter.
If you like fantastic beasts, we know where to find them. Wait! We're not talking about the Harry Potter prequels, but the story of Emperor Qianlong's (1711-99) albums of rare birds, exotic beasts and marine animals - which probably deserves to be adapted into a fantasy film as well.
Since April, Deguchi Kana from Japan has been mixing business with pleasure. Love of travel and interest in China's history and culture has driven her to take a job in the Chinese tourism industry.
The Lion King roared new life into the career of a talented artist and helped tug at the strings of puppetry creativity.
For two and a half days, Wang Shuyue examined different plants along a 4-kilometer river that flows through Dongwu village near the Qiandao Lake (Thousand Island Lake) in East China's Zhejiang province.
Students from Mongolia embarked on a seven-day trip to Shanghai starting on Aug 2 as part of the Dream Journey Student Travel Program. The trip will end on Aug 8.
Huang Hefeng used to joke that her job was to help people "make people". But after nearly 30 years of progress in assisted reproductive technology, she has now moved from helping couples to conceive to a role that sees her purge genes carrying hereditary diseases from family lines.
SAN FRANCISCO - Learning martial arts can help children develop more meaningful habits by diminishing their addiction to modern electronic devices, Chinese kung fu star Bruce Leung Siu-lung said on Saturday.
A growing number of young Chinese are looking to mix business with pleasure. One of them is Chen Lin who decided to join the tourism industry after she completed middle school nine years ago.
An ancestral hall in Guangdong province continues to draw visitors thanks to its history, culture and art.
The last words of Qian Songyan (1899-1985), a classic Chinese painting master and educator, were: "Spring silkworms continuously produce silk until death."
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