Documentary uncovers Macao's culinary melting pot

Chen Xiaoqing, the chief and director of the first two seasons of the food documentary "A Bite of China", is selecting free-range chickens in Beijing.

Documentaries add sparkle to country's film industry

​With the unexpected success of "Twenty Two," which topped the global documentary box-office charts in 2017, Chinese producers who make such films are on a roll.

Cambodian royal ballet dazzles in Beijing

With a giant LED screen presenting a panoramic view of the mysterious Angkor Wat and Cambodia's natural scenery, dancers from the Royal Ballet of Cambodia appeared onstage in Beijing on Saturday.

China's silent bakery

​Full of customers at breakfast, the bakery Luo Ya'nan works at is exceptionally quiet except for the clack of high heels and click of the cash register.

Tai Chi brings 'balanced' life to 93-year-old woman

Doreen Hynd, a passionate and energetic woman who lives in the United States, said she attributes her vigor to a lifetime love of and persistent practice of Tai Chi Chuan.

Black List creator offers shortcut to success

Franklin Leonard's speech recalling the dramatic birth of The Black List quickly captured the attention of the Chinese audience.

UN celebrates 9th Chinese Language Day

United Nations marked ninth Chinese Language Day at headquarters in New York.

Beijing film festival's crown jewel

"The Stormy Night" was brought back to life at the Beijing International Film Festival after it was lost in history for nearly a century.

Indie film explores rural family hardships

The indie film held its Chinese premiere in Beijing on Saturday, highlighting the plight of the country's rural "left-behind" children with a narrative that is somehow relaxed, playful and humorous.

Chinese ballet performer dances his dream in Houston

If the world of dance has taught Chun Wai Chan one thing, it's the value of following his dreams.