"The Peony Pavilion" is a masterpiece by Chinese playwright Tang Xianzu (1550-1616) from the Ming Dynasty. A replica of the pavilion, based on pictures recorded in ancient books of the play, will appear in Shakespeare's hometown.
Four books on Chinese philosophy and culture were jointly launched by a major Chinese publisher and the academic publishing company Springer Nature at the London Book Fair, which runs from Tuesday to Thursday.
British singer-songwriter Tom Odell will bring his Jubilee Road Tour to Beijing on 20 March at Beijing Century Theatre.
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the largest art museum in the western United States, announced recently the purchase of Chinese artist Zeng Fanzhi's painting Untitled (2018) for its permanent collection.
A drama delving into the story of China's so-called "leftover women" is touring the United Kingdom this month.
Last Friday, Spanish writer Rosa Regàs together with Chinese writer Lu Min and Peking University professor Wang Jun shared their insight on gender equality, women's literature and feminism under a contemporary scope.
China's Huangshan, also known as Yellow Mountain, one of China's major tourist destination, is trying to promote itself into international market with a promotion event held in Berlin.
Liu Cixin, author of Chinese sci-fi bestseller "The Three-Body Problem," said here in an recent interview by Xinhua that science fiction "opens our minds to everything that we might see in the future."
A concert given by Chinese erhu player Duan Chao and Portuguese guitarist and composer, Pedro Joia, was held at the Palace Museum.
The city of New York's China Institute, in partnership with the Bard College Conservatory of Music, has launched a new educational program that covers traditional Chinese music.
The Museum of New Zealand held the Chinese Community Stage Festival event on Saturday to celebrate the 2019 China-New Zealand Year of Tourism.
Chinese music has gradually been understood, accepted and loved by people from around the world, Liu Yuening, leading yangqin (a Chinese dulcimer) performer, Central Conservatory of Music professor, and national political adviser said on Saturday.
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