The Xiamen Little Egret Folk Dance Art Center staged two shows of its dance drama Bailu Sanzhang, or Three Chapters of Little Egret, in Beijing on Wednesday and Thursday, featuring nearly 70 young students of Xiamen Art School.
The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru, a China-made documentary about a shipwreck that killed more than 800 British soldiers during World War II, will be released in cinemas around China on September 6.
The original musical Chinese Dreams in Dongguan, co-produced by Mahua Fun Age, one of China's most popular comedy troupes, will be staged in Beijing on Aug 15 and 16.
Sporting his signature black-framed spectacles, Conan Edogawa — the iconic figure in the enduring Japanese manga and animated series Detective Conan, which is also known as Case Closed — is scheduled to make a return to Chinese cinemas on Friday.
In Jilin Qipao Hall of Jilin city, Jilin province, the employees are tasked with selecting materials, fastening buttons, crafting inlays, cutting fabrics, and sewing inlays and trims. They are artists, designers, and keepers of cultural tradition.
Former child prodigy turned pipa ambassador set to tour China with Central Asian troupe later this year, Chen Nan reports.
A five-episode documentary series, Better China, Better Life, each episode of which focuses on China's technological applications, the coordinated development between its eastern and western regions, environmental protection, the development of foreign trade and rural vitalization, has been airing on video-sharing platform Mango TV since Monday.
The second Annual Conference on the Preservation of China's Intangible Cultural Heritage kicked off in Yaohu Town, Yixing, Jiangsu province, on Saturday.
Chinese opera Er Quan was staged by the youth orchestra and choir of the Tianjin Conservatory of Music, in Tianjin from July 8 to 11, as part of the Tianjin Music Festival.
Jixiang Theater, a historical landmark in central Beijing with a legacy spanning over a century, reopened its doors to the public on July 9, 2021. To commemorate three years since its grand reopening, the theater unveiled its "Beijing Gifts" store, featuring a theme centered around traditional Chinese opera.
Recently launched in Beijing, the Shao Dazhen Collection of Art Criticism shines a spotlight on a new compilation of his insightful art criticism articles dating back to the 1950s.
The acclaimed children's film Chocolate and Butter Sculpture, which has garnered multiple awards internationally, is scheduled for release at the Nationwide Alliance of Arthouse Cinemas, the country's premier cinema chain dedicated to showcasing art films, on July 9.