From workshops to seasonal activities, students discover how labor teaches skills, fosters teamwork, and shapes character.
Who says you need a salary to go to work? Some young adults are paying for the privilege of pretending to be busy.
Two decades after launching his influential Doves of the Middle East series, Chinese artist Feng Shaoxie has once again turned to his brush to voice a call for peace, unveiling his latest oil painting, 2026: The Falling Olive Branch, amid complex international tensions.
In February 1950, a bimonthly magazine, People's Art, was launched, with the first six issues discussing the restoration of Chinese paintings, lianhuanhua (picture-story books), New Year paintings and art curricula at primary and secondary schools.
Tucked among the quiet neighborhoods of western Beijing, the gallery of Art News of China, has been revitalized into a dynamic platform for artists nationwide.
As the May Day holiday approaches, Beidaihe New District in Hebei province is rolling out a refreshing seaside experience. A curated mix of trendy shops, a new hotel, live performances, and family-friendly attractions has been assembled along the Bohai Bay coastline.
Wuhan, together with 11 cities from Central China's Hubei province, such as Xiangyang, Yichang and Huangshi, will jointly host the Wuhan Metropolitan Area Flower Exhibition from April 29 to May 5.
The Third Summit on Music Intelligence opened on Sunday at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing, bringing together leading experts, scholars, and industry representatives from various fields including music artificial intelligence, computer music, music neuroscience, digital arts, performance science, music education, and industry applications.
The Short Video Section of the 16th Beijing International Film Festival wrapped up in Jiyuan, Henan province, on April 23, drawing over 7,000 entries — a record high. From landscapes to local culture, short videos are becoming a powerful medium for telling China’s stories and a way to connect with global audiences. Through the creators’ lenses, Jiyuan’s heritage and scenery are reaching a wider world. More than just a film event, the festival highlights how short-form content is driving the integration of culture and tourism.
Beyond the short video section of the Beijing International Film Festival, Wulongkou in Jiyuan offers a different kind of story.
The tomb of a 9-year-old girl, deeply cherished, leaves an imprint far beyond its years.
China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism launched the nationwide 2026 May Day Culture and Tourism Consumption Week at a media briefing in Beijing on Monday, rolling out a series of measures to boost holiday travel and spending.
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