A Chinese folk music concert was held in Sydney’s China Cultural Center on May 27. Five artists from the popular Hubei Chime Music Philharmonic performed a series of classic songs to local audiences.
Can you imagine what toys children in the Forbidden City played with one century ago?
"The Color of West China" Thangka and Photography Exhibition opened in Frankfurt, Germany on May 23.
The 12th China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair closed May 16 with an actual turnover of 203.2 billion yuan, 23.42 percent more than last year.
An exhibition featuring 70 Tangkas pieces painted by Langkajie and his successors were on show at the National Center for the Performing Arts in Beijing on May 21. It is the first time Langkajie's Nirvana comes to Beijing.
A news conference on the promotion of cultural and creative products was held by the Ministry of Culture in Beijing on May 19.
China's cultural resources and industries need to be explored in a creative fashion for a better spread of Chinese traditional culture.
Painter Li Xiaolin intends to present the beauty of traditional Chinese culture through her paintings. She combined the customs during a solar term and the associated food and created a series of illustrations named "24 Solar Terms and Chinese Delicacies".
The Bayu Plaque Museum contains a private collection of more than 3,000 plaques ranging in age from the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) to the Republic of China's Minguo Era (1912-1949).
The 2016 Beijing College Students Music Festival kicked off in Beijing on May 16, marking the start of a wonderful series of concerts and musical dramas staged in universities and colleges in the city for the next 7 months.
The documentary will hit Romanian TV screens from May 22 and will be broadcast weekly.
A coloring book featuring elements of Dunhuang art was published recently by the Dunhuang Academy China, allowing art lovers to color the Dunhuang caves as they wish.