Deqing County, located in Huzhou, east China's Zhejiang province, is transforming filmmaking through its Moganshan AI Film City. At its core facility, the Versatile BoCai AI Virtual Production Base, virtual production technology is revolutionizing the industry.Inside the Base's soundstages,

To celebrate Lantern Festival on March 3, Miao people in Taijiang, Guizhou held their traditional Spark-Breathing Dragon Dance celebration, turning the local streets into a sea of fire and jubilation.

At the Qingming Riverside Landscape Garden in Kaifeng, visitors can step into an immersive dining performance titled Song Banquet. Accompanied by elegant court music, guests can savor dishes inspired by ancient culinary traditions.

Watch this train of boats shaped like a dragon slide across Nanming Lake as Lishui of Zhejiang Province celebrated Lantern Festival on Monday. (Source: Shijie App-Aerial View of Lishui-Bright Moon; Video edited by intern Liu Yunyun)

Awakening of Insects, or Jingzhe, is the third solar term in the traditional Chinese calendar. Marked by the first thunder of spring, it signals the end of winter dormancy as nature reawakens and warmth returns. (Video source: Kuaishou; compiled by Zhou Jiayu)

Lantern Festival celebrations draw large numbers of tourists at Yuyuan Garden in Shanghai

Punch-needle embroidery requires only a hollow needle, a bundle of colorful threads and a piece of fabric to create endless designs. Each stitch demands focus, offering quiet moments that can help ease anxiety. (Video source: Kuaishou, compiled by Zhou Jiayu)

Vibrant activities held across China to celebrate Lantern Festival

The Spring Festival is a cherished holiday for Chinese living abroad. For one Chinese journalist who has been based in London for many years, a familiar shade of red took on a deeper meaning during this festive season. Let’s hear what she has to say. (Produced by Xu Liqun, Meng Xianglin, Xing Xue, Huo Wen, Cheng Weidan and Li Yuanxin; Interns Chen Jingyan and Yang Xirui also contributed to the story)

"Earning money by playing games" is no longer a new thing in China. From soaring player salaries to cities that come alive with game-themed branding during major events, esports has firmly established itself as a growth priority in both government reports and public policy. As the games and wider

Drums beat and lanterns glow as Xinpo village in Putian, Fujian Province, comes alive ahead of the Lantern Festival. On February 27, villagers staged their signature "Thousands of Baskets, Ten Thousand Plates" procession, held every 11th day of the Lunar New Year. Led by this year's "Fushou," or residents turning 62 by traditional counting, families carry ornate plates through the streets in a colorful parade that draws crowds of locals and overseas Chinese visiting for the festivities.

Lantern Festival, also known as Yuanxiao Festival, falls on the 15th day of the Chinese calendar's first month (March 3 this year), which caps the Chinese New Year's reunion season with a full moon, glowing lanterns and traditions symbolizing spring's return.

As one of the most important oil export routes in the world, the Strait of Hormuz has drawn intense attention since Iran reportedly claimed that no ships would be allowed to pass through on Saturday.

Annual event of exorcism dance held at Labrang Monastery in China's Gansu