An Italian contemporary art exhibition at the Grand Tang Mall, an enchanting scenic area in the historic Chinese city of Xi'an, has attracted visitors for the past month.
Cao Minghao and Chen Jianjun, a Chinese artist duo based in Chengdu, and Adrien Missika, a French artist based in Berlin, have also been engaged in this endeavor. The three artists stood out among nine artists competing for the 2022 Choi Foundation Contemporary Art Award, a prize recognizing and supporting artists whose practices are imbued with environmentalism.
In 1966, for his 16th birthday, French composer Laurent Petitgirard's elder brother gave him a copy of the classic Chinese novel, Journey to the West. Petitgirard was fascinated. He read the novel over and over again, sparking the idea of putting it into music, a quest that took him 53 years to embark upon.
Video competition is a platform for sharing experiences and conveying emotions about the capital, Yang Feiyue reports.
The 2023 China International Youth Cultural Exchange Camp opened in Jining, Shandong province, on July 7, a platform for Chinese and foreign youths to carry out international cultural exchanges.
"Time passes and never returns; memories can only be cherished." Every time I hear this song by the late Chinese singer Teresa Teng, it brings back many beautiful memories of my studies in China.
Toktomatova Tursunai, an international student from Kyrgyzstan who is studying at Dongbei University of Finance and Economics (DUFE), visited a rural village in the western outskirts of Dalian, Liaoning province, last month to witness China's rural vitalization in action.
Gathering in London, the United Kingdom, young people from China and other countries and regions around the world discussed their understanding of Chinese culture and cultural exchanges under the theme "The bonds of culture".
Japanese youth Futoshi Yagi, who loves the Three Kingdoms culture, embarks on a journey to discover the heritages and ruins from the Three Kingdoms period (AD 220-280) in Southwest China's Sichuan province.
Getting a haircut can be a hair-raising experience in China, especially if you're an expatriate, if it's your first time and if you don't know the language. The problem, though, is not insurmountable.
Themed on the famed novel by Jules Verne, the exhibition Around the World in 80 Days at Shanghai Library's Pudong branch explores the convergence of science, technology, art and culture in the 19th century.
Shanghai's Museum of Art Pudong is showcasing 70 paintings by some of the world's greatest artists.