Old maps of China are sought after by collectors due to the nation's increasing importance worldwide. Liu Wei reports.
Wang Xizhi (王羲之) is known as the "Sage of Calligraphy" in China and Asia, although none of his original works have survived the ravages of time and dynasties.
Children follow sheep wearing Christmas costumes at a promotional event for the upcoming Christmas holiday season.
About 200 works by traditional Chinese painter Guo Ruyu were displayed at Sichuan Provincial Museum from Nov 19 to Nov 23.
The 1896 Red Revenue 3c stamp, one of the four rarest stamps in China's history, was sold for 782,000 yuan ($123,060) at an auction held by Shanghai Hosane Auction Co Ltd during The 27th Asian International Stamp Exhibition, in Wuxi, on Nov 13.
Traditional Chinese ornament taking pride and place in the home.
The admission-free First China International Photography Biennale is being staged at the Yanhuang Art Museum of Beijing until Nov 22.
Persian carpet weaving is a historical part of Iranian culture, dating back to as far as approximately 2,000 years ago.
A total of 80 couples from the Hindu community across Pakistan took wedding vows during the mass wedding ceremony on Nov 12, 2011.
Questions of modernity and history crash into one another in Shanxi province's Pingyao and are - sometimes, literally - pulling the place apart.
Persian carpet weaving is a historical part of Iranian culture, dating back to as far as approximately 2,000 years ago.
If there is only time to see one piece of history in Shanghai, then you must go to the Shanghai Museum and search out a bronze tripod in its bronze collection.