Walking into Yuan Changjun's studio in northwest Beijing's Changping district, a large silver statue of a celestial maiden playing a reversed pipa, a four-stringed Chinese lute, in a flying motion catches visitors' attention.
Years ago, the buzzword term "Yongzheng so busy" was invented to echo a pop culture moment in which Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) appeared as the main hero in several period dramas that tell of political battles tinged with love triangles.
The video game phenomenon Black Myth: Wukong sparked a tourism boom in North China's Shanxi province in 2024. Here are some popular tourist destinations and signature foods in Shanxi.
The Pleasure Troupe's play, I Choose to be Born, will be performed on June 1 and 2 during the upcoming Prism Mini Theatre Festival in Beijing.
In French composer Francis Poulenc's Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra in D Minor, no voice ever stands alone.
"The Secret Path", a national security-themed drama, has topped ratings across multiple major platforms, including CVB and Kuyun, since its premiere on CCTV-1 and iQiyi on April 28.
The giant golden shining "hat" in the Japanese city of Osaka is a central part of the ongoing Expo 2025, which is being held under the theme of "Designing Future Society for Our Lives".
The Third Smart Digital Expo will open in September in Chengdu, Sichuan province, directing attention to the development of artificial intelligence and its integration with art in Sichuan.
LANZHOU — During the May Day holiday, a scenic area in Northwest China drew visitors seeking to explore its ancient way of life, dating back more than 1,000 years.
Data from the tourism platform Tongcheng Travel highlights this trend. While major cities like Beijing and Shanghai remain popular destinations, long-distance domestic travel surged westward, dominating flight bookings. Over half of top travel routes are connected to southwest provinces like Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou, and Chongqing municipality, as urban professionals leave skyscrapers for misty peaks and open grasslands.
Working with the renowned Dusseldorf Symphony Orchestra and Hungarian conductor Adam Fischer both for the first time, Chinese pianist Lang Lang made his debut with an incomparable outdoor concert on Saturday at the Chenshan Grassland Music Festival in Shanghai.
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