Inside the Museum of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in South China, a unique transformation is capturing the hearts of visitors.
Apricot Flower About Silk Road Qiuci, a grand stage production, made its debut in Beijing with two shows on Feb 28 and March 1, blending storytelling, music and dance, and pulling audiences into the world of ancient Kuqa.
China Day Salzburg 2026 International Choral Week opened at the Salzburg Congress Centre in Salzburg, Austria, on Feb 21, marking the 55th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Austria and the 270th anniversary of the birth of musical genius Mozart.
Singin' in the Rain, a West-End musical production based on the classical Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film, will conclude its three-and-half month tour in China with 14 performances at Shanghai's West Bund Theatre from Feb 26 to March 8.
For Li Qiaoyang, a young travel enthusiast from Shandong province, a dream vacation isn't museum hopping in Europe or a beach break in Southeast Asia. Instead, he's dreaming of the wild African savannah.
Ancient craft passes down generations, avoiding industrial manufacturing thanks to the protectors who continue teaching it.
Chinese opera artists reshape Shakespeare and Moliere, exploring human emotion while speaking to modern audiences.
During this year's Spring Festival, many Chinese chose to celebrate abroad, discovering that distance did little to dull the holiday's joy.
Spring Festival, which just concluded, remains China's most important season of reunion, when families travel long distances — sometimes across borders — simply to sit together at one table.
The Asia Society Texas' theater was packed on Feb 20 for the opening night of The Big Swim, an opera based on the 12 zodiac animals produced specifically for the Chinese New Year.
A humanoid robot set the holiday pace on Paris' Champs-Elysees earlier this month as hundreds of Chinese and French artists welcomed the Year of the Horse, blending ancient tradition with futuristic flair on one of the world's most famous avenues.
In Guizhou, trains double as pop-up markets where farmers sell fresh produce as music plays and visitors linger, helping everyday earnings grow into steadier incomes.
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