Wu Opera, with a history of over 400 years, is among China's oldest regional opera genres and has been recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage. In its representative piece, "Monkey King Fights the White Bone Demon," a performer wowed audiences by changing faces and costumes simultaneously! | Discover China

2.5K views · 126 reactions | The oracle-bone inscriptions were the earliest known Chinese writing carved on tortoise shells or animal bones. In the Shang Dynasty (1600–1046BC) when the oracle-bone inscriptions were invented, they mainly recorded divination questions, such as "will it rain tomorrow?", "will we win the battle?" Watch the video to see the past and present of oracle-bone inscription history. #JourneysInChina | China Daily | Facebook

Following ancient wisdom, China leaves no one unattended during the #COVID_19 outbreak. How did China, a country of 1.4 billion people, make this happen? Find out in our latest episode of China Practice! #ChinaInwords | China Daily

120K views · 165 reactions | Bone Collector Breaks Ankles in China 3...