Exhibition highlights ancient artifacts that shed light on the emergence of Chinese civilization, Huang Zhiling and Tao Xiaoli report in Chengdu.
Threats from climate change and to biodiversity appeared to be overshadowed last year as the COVID-19 pandemic raged around the world, along with regional conflicts and political differences.
Fancy lunch in Asia and dinner in Europe? Then feast on the cultural melting pot of a multiethnic city where East meets West, Ren Qi reports from Kazan, Russia.
Professionals find new career opportunities as they specialize their jobs to cater to apples of owners' eyes. Zhang Yangfei reports.
Local man enjoys volunteering with his grandson, who was born during Beijing's first Olympics 13 years ago.
Gifts and packaging play a crucial role in providing an income and educating visitors
Focalization shows prints by a lineup of international artists to mark the spirit of the Olympics and celebrate the 2022 Winter Games.
In 2021, museums held many eye-catching cultural exhibitions. These exhibitions, like a chain bead connected with the spiritual core of Chinese culture, brightened the life and revealed people buried deep in history. In these exhibitions, the history condensed in each cultural relic seems to be transformed into a flesh and blood encounter. These exhibitions led visitors through time and space and into ancient people's lives. Let's look back on this ordinary and extraordinary year of the museums.
Winner of the 2017 PIPA Prize, Brazil's biggest art award, Oba is known for creating works of multiple mediums that examine colonial implications and how personal identity is shaped by both history and society.
2021 is coming to an end. The total box office of Chinese films this year has exceeded 46 billion yuan (7.2 billion dollars), more than twice that of last year (20 billion yuan). There are obvious signs of recovery, but it is still far from the peak of 64.2 billion yuan in 2019.
In Wuzhen's Midnight Road, the Xinzha International Innovation Zone built by the government has also ushered in a new cultural industry park: Wuzhen Lang Park•Art.
Caricature artist Zhai Jin is finding innovative ways to fully embrace life and fuel his creativity, Cheng Yuezhu reports.
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