IN the early hours of the morning, in parks throughout many Chinese cities, it is a common sight to see middle-aged and elderly people kicking around a shuttlecock while standing in a circle.

CHINA is home to many universities and vocational schools co-funded by Chinese universities and leading foreign academic institutions to provide students world-class education and academic experience.

EVERY year during the months between May and October, glistening and boiled bright red stacks of spiced crayfish are a delicacy found across China.

PUTTING on a turquoise Han-style traditional Chinese outfit, Zhang Ying left her smartphone outside and stepped into an ancient martial art world.

THE Yi ethnic group has a long history. The Yi people have lived in the belt between plateaus and coastal hills in Yunnan, Sichuan, Guizhou, and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region for many of those years.

BORN in 1952, Rémy Aron, a renowned French artist, developed a passion for Chinese culture at a young age.

This year is supposed to be a big year for Xu Chuang, a New York-based Chinese film director, as he is excited about the premier of his new documentary film "Twinkle Dammit!" and is also looking forward to the first-time interaction with the audience.

NPC deputy Yang Changqin, an inheritor of Chishui bamboo weaving, an intangible cultural heritage (ICH), proposes tapping distinctive local resources as a shot in the arm for rural vitalization.

This year is supposed to be a big year for Xu Chuang, a New York-based Chinese film director, as he is excited about the premier of his new documentary film "Twinkle Dammit!" and is also looking forward to the first-time interaction with the audience.

THE Tujia people are primarily distributed in the Wuling Mountain area, the junction of Hunan, Hubei, Chongqing, and Guizhou. The complex terrain and special climate of the region have cultivated the characteristics of diligence and bravery in the Tujia people, and also bred Tujia’s rich and colorful clothing culture.

China's Permanent Mission to the United Nations on Thursday held a virtual event to celebrate the first International Tea Day.

China will strengthen the development of the public health system, according to a government work report submitted Friday to the national legislature for deliberation.

In January, the Yandong Grand Singers’ debut album “Everyone Listen Close — Wanp-Wanp Jangl Kap” drew international attention.

AS the raging novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) enveloped all of China, a myriad of cultural institutions across the country have been temporarily closed to reduce the flow of people, including museums, public libraries, cultural centers, extra-curricular training courses, and even cinemas.