Standing on his balcony in Hongjiang village, artist Wang Huaxiang imagined the surrounding karst peaks as horses galloping across the horizon. The image inspired the Central Academy of Fine Arts professor to create a sculpture that would bring the local landscape to life.
Over past decade, Hongjiang in Southwest China has become magnet for painters, sculptors and homestay operators
A small, yellowed book with curled edges may look unremarkable at first glance. Yet the military bugle sheet music preserved at the Ninghua Revolutionary Memorial Museum in Fujian province tells the story of a Red Army soldier who kept a 40-year promise. Today, the artifact is helping teach young people about discipline and perseverance.
Visa-free travelers encounter diverse, fascinating aspects of life in China
Thirteen teachers and students from George School in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, visited Liujiabu village in Taiyuan, Shanxi province, on Saturday to experience pottery, lacquerware, and paper-cutting.
Grand Gateway 66, the landmark commercial complex in Shanghai's Xujiahui district, wrapped up its annual anniversary celebration on Sunday, with a site-specific vertical dance performance and the China debut of a large immersive art installation taking center stage.
Bob Wilson would have been proud and happy to be here to present Moby Dick to the Shanghai audience, especially after Der Sandmann and Dorian were seen here, said Christoph Belka, former agent and manager of the legendary American theater artist.
NANNING — Deep inside an S-shaped cave in Liuzhou, South China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, Jiang Shengqiang and his team crawled through a passage barely wide enough for a single person.
Tradition turns intimate as audiences get a close-up look at how styles are created.
Beihai Park in Beijing is preparing for its annual autumn chrysanthemum exhibition.
A project led by the Palace Museum in Beijing to apply digital technologies to cultural heritage preservation and innovative development has been selected for China's first batch of landmark major application scenario projects.
Built a century ago, the Cardinal Newman Centre for Culture and Arts Performance of Macau (CCCN) is a two-story mansion that reflects the architectural character of historic buildings in Macao, blending classical Chinese style with eclectic influences.