Even after decades of investment, China’s spending spree on public cultural buildings — everything from museums to libraries and opera houses — shows little sign of abating. This is true not just in ...

After months of negotiation, the Chinese government has finally reached agreement with foreign broadcasters over broadcast rights to landmarks for the 2008 summer games in Beijing. The broadcasters ...

There is no need to pay exorbitant airfares to visit famous landmarks worldwide when you live in China and have them all in your own backyard. Thanks to China’s ‘duplitecture’ (duplicated architecture ...

Not content with claiming sovereignty over nearly every crag of rock and spit of sand in the South China Sea, China has taken the unusual step of registering trademarks over hundreds of land features ...

Tourists take photos on the viewpoint in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in Zhangjiajie, China. Some of China’s most popular tourist landmarks are now employing attendants with timers to ensure each ...