Features
September-7-2017
- The making of the BRICS Evening Gala
- The creators of the BRICS Evening Gala in Xiamen shared insights with China.org.cn about how they made the magnificent stage event for leaders of the five BRICS countries and audiences around the world.
September-7-2017
- Neiliansheng, the heritage crafts of a century-old fashion
- Crafts of Neiliansheng melaleuca shoes were inscribed into China's national intangible cultural heritage list in 2008.
September-7-2017
- New dance show features animals in Chinese zodiac
- A new dance drama is being staged at Tianqiao Theater in Beijing through Sunday. It revolves around the 12 animal signs of the Chinese zodiac.
September-5-2017
- Anais Martane: More than just a Chinese celebrity's wife
- To most Chinese people, Anais Martane is not a well-known name but her celebrity husband Liu Ye has brought her into the spotlight.
September-4-2017
- Powerful traditions of stone sculpting live on
- For Chen Lizhong, an inheritor of Shoushan stone carving, sculptors record an era with their chisels－just like writers with their pens.
September-4-2017
- Online broadcasting breathes new life to intangible cultural heritage promotion
- On the morning Sept. 1, when most people rushed to work, a man in traditional Chinese costume plucked strings, making music that made listeners calm and silent.
September-1-2017
- Are statues of Niulang and Zhinyu ugly?
- The images of the most authoritative statues of Niulang the cowherd and Zhinyu the weaver girl in Chinese folklore set off heated discussion recently.
August-31-2017
- Big city dreams along a Shanghai road
- Rob Schmitz is the China correspondent for American Public Media's radio program Marketplace. In 2010, he settled in Shanghai in a neighborhood named Summit in the former French Concession.
August-31-2017
- Breathing life into relics
- An upcoming variety show on China Central Television will bring together 27 Chinese "stars". But they are not people.
August-30-2017
- Kung fu for the future
- But out of the office, the 28-year-old leads a life that few of his colleagues know about－the Beijinger is a serious Chinese martial arts practitioner.
