From mountain villages to virtual worlds, the Great Wall is evolving far beyond its origins, Yang Feiyue reports.
Through research, technology and community support, various sections are captivating new audiences with dynamic appeal, Yang Feiyue reports.
Stretching across some of northern China's most dramatic landscapes, these sections of the fortification combine history, solitude and natural beauty, inviting visitors to experience them in a more authentic way, Wang Ru reports.
Before I visited it in person, the Great Wall existed in my mind only as a single, unbroken line, like a dragon's spine stretching across the map of northern China.
Beihai Silver Beach in Guangxi is renowned for its fine white quartz sand.
Shan Se (Hues of Mountains), an ongoing exhibition at Shandong Art Museum, showcases the artwork of contemporary artists.