Liu Shuyong is a university professor specializing in Chinese language and literature.
Klaus Filter's romance with China began more than two decades ago, thanks to a dispute.
The Yangtze River Delta's Golden Triangle is set to sparkle brighter and linger in foreign travelers' imaginations.
The complete works of William Shakespeare are being translated into Mandarin as part of an initiative to boost cultural understanding between China and the United Kingdom.
As a former child apprentice who is now a nationally recognized master, Guo Taiyun has seen firsthand the ups and downs of the centuries-old craft of Kaifeng woodblock printing.
Facts and fiction tend to mingle, sometimes to such a seamless degree that you never know where one ends and the other starts. If an outrageous story breaks on April 1 or is reported in The Onion, you'll interpret it as a satirical take on a real news event or some social phenomenon.
Occasionally, new visitors make the mistake of thinking Chinese aren't devout carnivores. After all, China has a pretty long history of Buddhism.
During an interview, he pauses to mimic a monkey's facial expressions.
This is where musicians, poets and princes used to frolic, enjoying the picturesque scenery as much as the company of their favorite courtesans.
Jiang Hongsheng claims he has "a secret that can make people fall for traditional Chinese art at the very first sight".
With the world's largest known collection of contemporary Chinese art in his possession, Swiss collector Uli Sigg is ready to hold his second comprehensive show since 2005, offering Western audiences an insight into China's art scene over the last decade. Sigg has collected more than 2,200 pieces of Chinese art.
Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset are a Scandinavian artist duo who have gained global acclaims for a series of works that blend architecture, art and design to explore and redefine space and its numerous possibilities of definition and function.
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