Romance and Homesickness, an exhibition at the National Art Museum of China until June 6, shows 75 Chinese ink paintings and oil works by noted artists from across the country, hailing the natural wonders and cultural beauty of Dali.
The exhibition All Things Beautiful gathers more than 30 landscapes and still lifes by noted oil painters in 20th-century China, such as Ding Tianque, Yan Zhenduo and Yang Feiyun, as well as young artists from the Chinese Academy of Oil Painting.
A show displaying 151 pieces of murals copied from ancient caves across China, offering visitors a glimpse into the development of China’s ancient murals along the Silk Road, opened in Beijing on May 11.
The Tibetans series comprising seven oil paintings made by Chen Danqing in 1980 brought him nationwide recognition.
As World Migratory Bird Day falls on May 8, the China Cultural Center in Sydney launched an online show to celebrate the event on April 26.
Supported by the China National Arts Fund, Round and Develop provides a panoramic view of the development in the medium, style and aesthetics of painting.
There were six or seven kinds of dawn redwoods during the Cretaceous Period and the Neozoic Era. It was believed that they were extinct until Chinese botanical experts found specimens of the rare world-renowned tree in Central China’s Hubei province in 1941.
The craft of making clay figurines has been carried on for seven centuries in Dawu village in Chaozhou, Guangdong province, as part of the rich cultural heritage of the city.
Pursuit of outdoor recreation fuels growth in high-end tent sites, Yang Feiyue reports.
Poverty is one of the most talked-about issues in China over the past years. The rapid development of tourism has provided a path to poverty alleviation for many poverty-stricken areas and impoverished people in rural places.
China's Top 10 New Archaeological Discoveries of 2020 were unveiled on Tuesday. Dubbed the "Oscars of Chinese archaeology", the annual awards have been bestowed since 1990, and are one of the most anticipated events promoting new archaeological findings among the public.
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