From Sanjiangkou, a historical port where three rivers meet and flocks of merchant ships sail through, the 36-kilometer-long, ocean-crossing Hangzhou Bay Bridge to the blooming Cherry Blossom Valley in Xikou county …, the natural scenery and manual projects that adorn the skyline of Ningbo, Zhejiang province, is given a vivid depiction at a photo exhibition now held in Phnom Penh, capital of Cambodia.
Four days after Yixing Wang moved to the United States with her parents, she found herself sitting in an empty apartment in Texas.
A concert titled "East Meets West: A Glimpse of the Silk Road" was staged Wednesday night at the University of Malta, enchanting an audience of some 400 with a fusion of traditional Chinese musical instruments and the cello.
The Shanghai Museum announced on Monday ticket pre-sales for its exhibition, On Top of the Pyramid: The Civilization of Ancient Egypt, which it claims is the largest showcase of ancient Egypt civilization in Asia.
A gala featuring traditional Tanzanian music, dancing and acrobatics, along with a tourism documentary, impressed an audience that packed the China National Opera House in Beijing on May 15.
When Chinese people feel nostalgic for their homeland, their thoughts often turn to the culinary tastes of home and memories of their mothers and motherland.
On May 10, Singer 2024, a competitive music variety show, premiered after a four-year absence. This season introduced a "live-broadcast" format and featured a mix of international and Chinese singers.
A French musical has taken Chinese audiences by storm. Starting in Langfang, North China's Hebei province in April and concluding in Tianjin in November, Mozart — L'opera Rock will tour over 20 cities across China, captivating numerous audiences and igniting fan enthusiasm.
UNESCO and Peking University co-organized a three-day workshop, from Friday to Sunday, to launch a UNESCO Chair on Creativity and Sustainable Development in Rural Areas. The Chair is hosted by professor Xiang Yong of the School of Arts.
I recently had the good fortune to catch a performance of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night in Beijing performed by the talented international Middle Kingdom Creatives troupe. I was struck by how potent the storytelling was despite my inability to follow the old English.
Known for his great contributions to promoting and enriching Confucianism, Mencius (372-289 BC) has been honored by Chinese people over the long sweep of history for his belief in the inherent goodness of human nature and for being an ardent champion of education, benevolent governance, and ethical actions.
When Joyce Jonathan sang Les Champs-Elysees in both French and Chinese, many people in China learned a new word — chanson, a poetic and romantic genre of music from France.