Many cultural icons are fading away as modern generations find other distractions. But Peking Opera is now enjoying a revival.
No dinosaurs were quite like the sauropods. They were the biggest land animals ever, consuming everything in sight.
You'll sit at three-dimensional virtual meetings and classes, looking around the table or the lecture hall at your colleagues' avatars.
Andrew O'Hagan slipped into the role of the famed American art dealer, Leo Castelli, quite effortlessly at the Bookworm International Literary Festival in March. O'Hagan.
Writer Fang Fang's The View (1987), about the brutish struggle of an illiterate docker's family in the poorest area of Wuhan, narrated by its deceased baby protagonist, was eerily reminiscent of French poet Charles Baudelaire's The Voice, published in 1857.
"All misfortunes are alike, but every happiness is unique," Liu Liu writes in her latest work, The Marriage of Miss Su, a collection of 12 short stories.
The transformation of 798 Art Zone from a village into an internationally famous center of art reflects the country's rise.
Liu Liming's love of Chinese knots has bound her to a craft that has been listed as part of the nation's intangible cultural heritage for the past 20 years.
One man's love of Lhasa's Barkhor Street fuels a voracious appetite for pen-and-ink drawings of its ancient buildings.
Fish farming and catching is a convention for villagers living on both sides of Mingjiang River.
"The Peony Pavilion" is a love story about Du Liniang, daughter of a wealthy official, and Liu Mengmei, a talented but poor young scholar.
Yang Guanhua is building a growing reputation based on her designs inspired by French style and luxury fabrics, Eric Jou discovers.