Pritzker winner celebrates ordinary people's lives

Architect Liu Jiakun was awarded the 2025 Pritzker Architecture Prize on Tuesday, making him the second winner from China to earn the highest honor in the field of architecture after Wang Shu in 2012.

Ritual bronzes from ancient China on display in New York City

Over 70 Chinese ritual bronzes, spanning from 12th century BC in the Shang dynasty to 1st-2nd century AD in the Han dynasty, will be showcased in New York City.

Exhibition highlights creative journey of 'Ne Zha 2'

An exhibition about the Chinese animated blockbuster "Ne Zha 2" opened on Monday afternoon in Chengdu.

Beijing adds digital art social space

​Digital art social space MADverse (Mojing Digital Art Space) opened its first store in China on Saturday.

Over 40 lost cultural relics, artifacts return to China from US

The National Cultural Heritage Administration received 41 cultural relics and artworks returned by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office in New York, USA, on Tuesday.

Designer 'turns' cultural relics into innovative toys

Zeng Zhou, a cultural creative designer and planner, aspires to create products infused with traditional Chinese cultural charm.

China hopes for deeper insights

Inspired by Chinese calligraphy scrolls, the design of the China pavilion for the Osaka Expo embodies a harmonious, sustainable future for humanity and nature.

Ancient Chinese bronzes on display in New York

​A comprehensive collection of Chinese bronzes from the 12th to 19th centuries will be on display in The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) starting Friday for a period of seven months.

LIULI artworks merge Chinese tradition with green innovation

A brand new collection of LIULI Crystal Art, "One Thought, One Universe," has become a major attraction at South Coast Plaza in Orange County, Southern California.

NW China unearthed ceramics reveal multi-ethnic integration centuries ago

Porcelain wares unearthed in northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, which were produced nearly 1,000 years ago during an ethnic minority-ruled dynasty, bear high resemblance to those made in the "porcelain capital" of Jingdezhen in east China.