Beijing launched its third annual autumn auction season for cultural relics on Wednesday.
"The Masters of Shapes and Colors", an exhibition in Beijing combining Chinese paintings and French sculpture, is the first co-exhibit between the two artists and marks a cultural exchange between the countries.
Priceless national treasures are among the historic relics in a new exhibition that kicked off Tuesday at the China National Silk Museum in Hangzhou, capital of Zhejiang province.
An opera theater in Jiangxi province will stage the Miguel de Cervantes classic in Chinese and with performers wearing traditional face paint.
A photo exhibition tracing decades of China's development is on display at the Shanghai Center of Photography. Grain to Pixel: A Story of Photography in China features signature camera works by 70 artists and documents dramatic changes in the country.
"My first job is that of a porter, carrying bags for my wife. Then I'm a cook and then I'm a conductor," he tells China Daily in a recent interview in Beijing.
A girl of Russian-Chinese descent is being described as "an angel of friendship and peace" in Suifenhe city of Northeast China's Heilongjiang province.
National Ballet of China seeks to tell the story of a woman who died protecting the birds. Chen Jie reports.
Silk Journey to Art world tour exhibition made its debut in Beijing on September 10. More than 200 contemporary art works by more than 60 artists from 30 countries are on display.
Guo Yazhi, known as "the best wind instrument player of China" joined the ensemble when Gabrielle Goodman, a professor from Berklee College of Music (BCM) and its graduates staged "Sound of Berklee" at Xi'an Concert Hall in Shaanxi province.
Jean-Christophe Cholet, a jazz musician from France, found a subtle connection between France's Region Centre-Val De Loire and Central China's Hunan province.
Wild Children, a folk band of Northwest China, will present a concert in Beijing in October to celebrate 20 years of its inception. Founded in 1995 by Suo Wenjun and Zhang Quan, singers from Lanzhou, Gansu province, the band has been influenced by the region's people as evident from their music.
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