The Quanzhou Religious Stone Carving Hall is an exhibition area dedicated to displaying numerous delicate religious stone inscriptions, including 138 Islamic pieces, 133 Hindu, 44 Christian and one Manichean. [Photo by Hu Zhe/Chinaculture.org]
Street in Chongqing looks like the one in Spirited Away
Li Keran's landscape paintings show his world
Magical feast of light showed at Antwerp Zoo in Belgium
Most Beautiful China's Symbols awards ceremony held in Beijing
Artistic performance opens Taoist forum
Exploring the world’s oldest porcelain production line
Chinese modern dance makes debut in Malta
Cartoon drawings celebrate 52nd birthday of Peng Liyuan
Chinese Cultural Festival in Australia 2014 launched in Sydney
Finding a way to abstract art
Jiuzhaigou Valley: China's fairyland
Fabulous scenery across China
Mount Huangshan, a fairyland in winter
Scenery of Daming Lake in Jinan, E. China
Jinshanling Great Wall
Ming and Qing imperial porcelains shine in Suzhou
Chinese cultural relics lost abroad (part 4)
Fifty Chinese and French artists build art park
