VIENNA-There will be "an extremely excellent orchestral landscape in China", with the increasing number of talented musicians coupled with a strong public interest, Daniel Froschauer, chairman of the Vienna Philharmonic, says in an interview.
At the unique historical Manasterly Palace overlooking the Nile River in the Egyptian capital Cairo on Saturday.
It has been nearly a decade since the Chinese Ministry of Culture and Tourism organized the first tour of Arab artists in the country, under the Insight of China exchange program, in 2009.
A concert of world-famous classical music pieces was held in Beijing this weekend as an important way to connect overseas returnees who are back home from major world universities, including the Harvard Business School and Columbia Business School.
The First Belt and Road Afro-Sino Art Exchange Exhibition and Afro-Sino Cultural Forum, organized by the Ministry of Sports, Culture and Heritage of the Republic of Kenya, opened in Beijing recently.
The China Now Music Festival's inaugural season was staged in New York from Oct 19 to 22, presenting seven world premieres by some of China's most-celebrated composers.
Practicing tai chi has brought Griffith not only health and longevity, but also romance.
An exhibition showcasing China's Terracotta Warriors in the British city of Liverpool has made a major economic impact for the region.
The center of world symphony music is shifting, and “of course Asia and especially China are important parts”, said the artistic director of the China Now Music Festival.
ISMAILIA, Egypt-With its many exchange programs, training schemes and a new Chinese-funded technical college, Suez Canal University represents one of the largest and most fruitful educational collaborations between Egypt and China, says the institution's president, Atef Aboul-Nour.
ATHENS-Representatives of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and Beijing Normal University participated in a forum held in Athens in September under the title China-Greece Dialogue: The Contemporary Reach and Influence of Chinese Culture.
NEW YORK-An exhibition featuring Chinese typewriters and word processors is currently under way in New York, offering unprecedented insight into the still-evolving history of one of the world's oldest living languages.