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Datong public lecture series continues 2014-10-15
The Datong Pingcheng Lecture Room will be bringing in audiences with more splendid offerings in October, in the city of Datong, Shanxi province
 
Taiwan carnival arrives in Shanxi 2014-10-11
Even though it's not exactly close to Taiwan, the city of Datong, Shanxi province, in northern China, held a Taiwan carnival during the National Day holiday.
 
Yonggu Tomb 2014-06-26
Yonggu Tomb, the largest among the Northern Wei (386-557) mausoleums, is located in the southern Fangshan Mountain 25 km to the northwest of Datong. Construction of the tomb started in 481 and lasted eight years.
 
Datong bronze ware 2014-02-21
The Datong bronze ware has a long history of exquisite handcraft dating back to the Northern Wei Dynasty (AD 386-534).
 
Li Ershan, a man painting historical figures 2014-01-08
Unit now, Li had finished his famous persons series, having painted 145 generals throughout Chinese history.
 
Datong Network Singing Competition 2013-11-26
The 3rd Datong Network Singing Competition, which opened on Nov 19, pulled in more than 3,000 singers from across the country.
 
Datong girl's account of volunteering in Tibet 2013-11-22
Yang was a tour guide volunteer in Tibet and has won the "Tibet tour guide advanced individual" award and the national "Advanced Tibet autonomous region tour guide" award for several times.
 
Grain Bin Filling Festival 2013-08-13
The province of Shanxi is one of the Chinese regions that has folk customs at the earliest time. Some of its festive seasonal activities are unique to the province, such as the Grain Bin Filling Festival.
 
Datong Entertainment 2012-07-18
As a busy city, Datong has developed its charming nightlife and entertainment. Though some locals say that the nightlife in Datong is so common, every people could find what they expect.
 
Taking a trip back in time at Shanxi 2012-07-11
The Hanging Monastery and Yungang Grottoes are only a train ride away for Beijingers with itchy winter feet, Shannon Aitken discovers
 
Jinci Temple 2012-07-06
If you don't visit Jinci Temple you really haven't visited Taiyuan. The temple grounds feature a royal garden where centuries-old cypress and pagoda trees stand lush and green.
 

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