Over the past 12 years, Croisements has become the leading international festival in China, as well as France's biggest overseas festival.
Liu Xun (1929-2007) had a productive art career that lasted some six decades, covering lithography, traditional Chinese New Year paintings, comics, ink-brush and oil paintings. But he also collected art extensively.
British artist Julian Opie is holding his first major solo show in China, with more than 50 works displayed at the Fosun Foundation in Shanghai's Bund area, overlooking the Huangpu River.
Jingdezhen, which is widely known as "capital of porcelain," has been an important chinaware production and export base since Sui and Tang Dynasty (581-907).
Dancers perform during the opening ceremony of the German-Chinese Culture Year of Inner Mongolia 2017 at the China Culture Center in Berlin, capital of Germany, April 14, 2017.
The Jiangsu Performing Arts Group, a Chinese performance arts group gave an electrifying performance in Namibian Capital, Windhoek last Friday evening. Performance acts included traditional Chinese opera such as Peking Opera and Kunqu Opera, Pipa (a Chinese musical instrument), acrobatics, and dance, among others.
Min Thu Wun's Affinity with China - a book in Chinese and Burmese - was unveiled by the President of Myanmar U Htin Kyaw in Beijing on Sunday.
Cuba hosted a Chinese Bridge language proficiency contest on Wednesday, featuring seven local students of Chinese.
Chinese language has become more and more popular in Thailand due to the increase of Chinese tourists and China's development, which drives a Confucius Institute in Bangkok to voluntarily help train local teachers to meet the growing demand for learning Mandarin here.
"Laten Wij Over Mao Zedong Lezen" ("Let's Read About Mao Zedong"), the Dutch-language version of a Chinese children's book was launched Monday in The Hague.
A ballet combining Neumeier's Song of the Earth and Spring and Fall, will be staged at the Beijing Tianqiao Performing Arts Center from May 12-14.
A bilingual book – Min Thu Wun's Affinity with China – in the Chinese and Myanmar languages was launched at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing on April 9.
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