Two villages off the beaten path of most tourists avoided modernization due to their remoteness. Now they serve as windows to the past
Shaxi preserves the ancient charm of the water towns in East China's Yangtze River Delta
An increasing number of foreigners are, of their own volition, choosing to live in China. As they adjust to the culture, they find themselves influencing and being influenced by their host country.
Folk artists perform Nuo dance in Sancha village, Enshi city, central China's Hubei province, June 5, 2015.
In a dark workshop in Beijing, film reels are stacked on the floor in cases that have seen better days. Their contents are waiting to be transferred to a digital format.
Shanghai Cooking with Dad
Wall Street bankers do it before work; laborers do it after work. Bartenders are among a rare bunch who need to do it both before and after work.
Aitor Olabegoya, his "chef's whites" still crisp after an hour in the kitchen, is poised like an eagle over a steaming pan of soup.
It is a Sunday afternoon in May, and I am inside a Fudan University classroom, where more than a dozen people - mostly young students - have come to attend a voice-training workshop for the Kunqu Opera.
A commonplace event in the kazakh communities in Xinjiang
Kazakh nomads honor us with a dinner of killed sheep.
The Internet is awash with healthy eating advice, but you can't believe everything you read. Here are the five rumors, refuted by a top Chinese nutritionist.
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