Every Wednesday at 7 pm, a group of running enthusiasts from different countries gather at a bar on Dingxi Road in Shanghai before setting off on their 5-kilometer run through Changning district.
When Monika Lin isn't giving a lecture to her students, there's a high chance one might find her wandering the streets and construction sites in search of what most people would consider to be trash.
From Crazy Stone to No Man's Land to Dying to Survive, most of the films Ning Hao has directed or produced use black comedy to examine social issues.
Documentary director Liu Junwei had been planning to make a documentary about Zhongguancun, China's entrepreneurial and innovation hub in Beijing, for years. But he needed a peg for the story. And 2018 provided the perfect opportunity as it was the 40th anniversary of reform and opening-up.
An olive-green robe fashioned from handmade silk, with an embroidered image of a qilin, a mythical beast, caught antiques collector Chen Shen's attention when he first saw it.
A jade dragon is now an incense burner and a china bottle is fridge magnet - these are just some of the examples of around 5,000 cultural and creative products inspired by the historical artifacts collected by the National Museum of China.
A collection of inkstones is being showcased at an exhibition at the Asian Arts Museum in Nice, France, through Feb 14.
Michael Wood believes China's reform and opening-up is an unparalleled event in human history.
The third season of online comedy show Roast concluded earlier this month, notching up 2.33 billion hits on Tencent's video streaming platform, according to box office tracker Maoyan.
If you have a few extra bucks that you don't need for necessities like rent or loan payments, consider shopping for happiness.
Last summer, 11 young women, with an average age of 20, survived the cruel knockout talent competition, Produce 101, and formed a pop music group named Rocket Girls 101.
NANJING - Qian Qihu, an academician from the Chinese Academy of Engineering who recently won the country's top science award, has decided to donate his full prize money to help poor children receive an education.
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