Dragons were a symbol of luck and protection from natural disasters during the Tang Dynasty, archaeologists said.

Around 1990, a pair of ancient Chinese skulls belonging to an unknown ... revealing potential ties between the archaic humans, the Dragon Man lineage, and Homo sapiens. Dragon Man, or Homo longi ...

The Qianshu Kiln is over 350 years old and is one of China's ancient "Dragon Kilns." It’s located in Yixing, East China, and it dates back to the Ming dynasty. The kiln is made from soil and ...

However, a little over a century ago, the belief in the curative properties of dragon bones triggered a series of events that fundamentally changed the understanding of China's ancient past.

A well-known phrase goes, "Er yue er, long tai tou," meaning, "On the second day of the second month, the dragon lifts his head." The festival celebrates ancient agrarian Chinese culture ...

It was commonly practised in South and Central China, among villagers ... is believed to be inspired by an ancient myth, about the poet Qu Yuan. Dragon boat racing isn't as easy as it looks ...

Today is the annual Dragon Boat Festival. Also known as the Tuen Ng Festival, most people immediately associate the celebration with scrumptious rice dumplings and the thousands of paddlers and ...

At an ancient Tang Dynasty site in Hebei ... While dragon iconography is far from unique in Chinese architecture and art, a ceramic dragon head from this era is incredibly rare, according to ...