The 2008 Pulitzer-winning August: Osage County, an American play written by playwright Tracy Letts, has been adapted into a Chinese play by the Beijing People's Art Theatre.
Boris Eifman's iconic ballet company, the Eifman Ballet of St. Petersburg, will tour China this November, bringing its emotionally charged productions Anna Karenina and Beyond Sin to China.
Flourished Peony, a popular franchise centered on a legendary businesswoman in one of China's most culturally prosperous eras, has been distributed to more than 80 countries and regions, according to the Beijing Municipal Radio and Television Bureau.
The Chinese musical Jiang Jie was staged at the Beijing Performing Arts Center on Saturday and Sunday.
With 2024 and 2025 designated as the China-Russia Years of Culture, the China National Symphony Orchestra Chorus staged a performance at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing on Sunday.
Prince Kung's Palace Museum and Chateau de Chantilly in France signed a friendly cooperation agreement in Beijing on Thursday, marking a new chapter of cultural exchange between China and France.
At the congress, which was held in Sydney from Oct 30 to Nov 1, Meng, a 79th-generation descendant of the ancient Chinese philosopher Mencius (372-289 BC) and a champion of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), argued that the ancient wisdom of TCM offers timely solutions to modern anxieties and divisions.
The 7th Oriental Civilization Summit Dialogue and the Forum on the Development of TCM (traditional Chinese medicine) Civilization were held on Friday local time in Sydney, Australia.
Rising star Wei Zijian's first piano recital at Carnegie Hall's famed Zankel Hall in New York on Oct 26 drew glowing praise from the audience, who hailed his performance as "incredible" and "wonderful", rewarding him with several standing ovations.
Film collector Wang Xu, in his 40s, once found a batch of old photo negatives. Impressed by the tranquil landscape of the Jiangnan area (referring to the southern regions of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River) and the precious records of a time in the 1930s when the area was filled with the smoke of war, he spared no expense to purchase them.
A large-scale chamber work by young Chinese composer Wang Chenxu premiered at the Grand Hall of the Moscow Composers' Association on Oct 20, presenting a unique fusion of Eastern and Western musical traditions.
Seven performing arts professionals, including theater directors, art advisors, and art festival managers, from six European countries—France, Italy, Spain, Austria, Norway and Iceland—visited China from Oct 12 to 21.