Fourteen years after witnessing Mo Yan's momentous journey to the Nobel Prize in Literature, Patrizia Liberati has now celebrated another milestone for Chinese literature.

The techniques of making Yixing purple clay teapots were listed among the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage in 2006.

On March 20, 2026, a vibrant cross-cultural feast of intangible cultural heritage took place at the China Today Intangible Cultural Heritage Pavilion in Sanlitun, Beijing.

The One Voice Children's Choir from the United States brings joy and promotes unity through music on their New Year China tours.

Lin Shuran and her husband Fang Chuxiang are exceptional artists who are often mentioned together when talking about contemporary Lingnan art.

Fang Chuxiong's works combine the meticulousness of fine brushwork with the elegance of freehand brushstrokes, making him a distinct figure in the contemporary Chinese art circle.

The robust growth of China's film market reflects its resilience, vitality, and immense potential.

At 82, master craftsman Zhu Bingren, China’s preeminent copper artist, continues to dynamically evolve his ancient heritage, proving that true preservation lies in innovation and bringing tradition into the contemporary world.

Born in Penglai, Shandong Province in 1942, Jiang Baolin is currently working as a doctoral supervisor at the Chinese National Academy of Arts.

A Tibetan art form bridges the past and present and connects cultures around the world.

The inauguration ceremony for the China Today Intangible Cultural Heritage Pavilion (Sanlitun, Beijing) and the China Today Salon (Sanlitun, Beijing) was successfully held in Sanlitun, Beijing on December 23, 2025.

From its historic role to modern status, Nanjing stands as a living testament to China's enduring spirit of cultural exchange, peaceful development, and forward-looking engagement with the world.

"Colorful China, Cultural Xizang" International Photo Tour Exhibition opened at the China Cultural Center in Singapore on December 9.

China's Palace Museum continues to evolve in step with the times with an open and collaborative spirit, telling a compelling story of how an ancient civilization embraces the modern world while taking innovative steps towards the future.