Wuxi is a classic jiangnan (south Yangtze River) city, with a beautiful landscape and stunning Chinese gardens. To the Chinese people this city of grace and vitality is known as the "pearl of Taihu Lake".
Every week we look at a work of art or a cultural relic that puts the spotlight on China's heritage.
Jiaxing, a small city whose claim to fame comes from its legacy as the Communist Party of China's cradle.
A century ago, August Plemenick, an Austrian traveling in Beijing, sat on a stone step surrounded by weeds.
Every week we look at a work of art or a cultural relic that puts the spotlight on China's heritage.
Several rare ceramics will highlight Christie's spring sales in Hong Kong among which a Qing Dynasty famille rose vase deserves special attention.
A recent production of Then They Came for Me in Beijing underlines the importance of not forgetting the lessons of history.
The Chinese have a special affection for yu, or jade in English, that foreigners cannot match. A jade exhibition at Beijing Art Museum traces this love back to its origin at the beginning of Chinese civilization.
Former residence of Qing Dynasty nobleman offers hotel guests insights into the life and times of an old imperial capital
Pollution control and energy conservation may be the buzzwords of the 21st century, but hundreds of years ago, the Chinese seemed to know a thing or two about them.
No dinosaurs were quite like the sauropods. They were the biggest land animals ever, consuming everything in sight.
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.