Cultural News
Tujia, Miao and Dong ethnic groups add unique cultural value to Greater Zhangjiajie International Tourism Area.
A cooking contest gives seasoned masters and young talents a chance to test themselves under pressure.
The international metropolis shines bright as artists from China and around the world share unique experiences with residents and tourists.
Following ecological restoration, tourism flows upstream with boat routes that give passengers different views of the city.
On a large pottery shard, two dots mark the eyes and a curved line forms the mouth. Just a few incised strokes sketch a tiny smiling face, resembling a 7,000-year-old emoji.
In a gallery of golden wheat fields on canvas, Wang Yaoyao in a pale pink qipao stands as a quiet contrast. The academically trained painter now embraces the unruliness of “farmer painting” — a form of Chinese naive art.