Calligraphy exhibition pays tribute to 20th-century sage of integrity and virtue, Lin Qi reports.
"When we think of the Silk Road, the first thing that pops into people's minds is trade. However, trade isn't limited to goods, it encompasses culture," says Berkant Demir, a young puppeteer at the Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum in the Turkish capital Ankara.
He Saifei's role won her a Golden Rooster and forced her to find a way to connect to a character unlike any she'd played before, Xu Fan reports.
Hanfu experiences a revival in popularity, blending historical symbolism with contemporary fashion trends, igniting cultural appreciation and innovative designs, both in China and abroad, Meng Wenjie reports.
The "Bermuda Storm" simulator ride at Chimelong Spaceship Theme Park in Zhuhai, South China's Guangdong province, was among the 14 global themed tourism and entertainment projects awarded the annual TEA Thea Awards at a gala held in Los Angeles over the weekend.
The Chinese Culture Festival opened recently at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. The two-week art exhibition, which is co-organized by Tiangong University in Tianjin, runs through March 27.
While mountain temple is globally famous, other cultural attractions are also gaining foothold.
As the publishing industry embarks on a new era driven by emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, Chinese publishers, alongside their international counterparts, delved into the potential of innovative tools to revolutionize their practices at this year's London Book Fair, held from March 12-14.
Performer kicks off the stereotypes as she displays the essence of kung fu, Chen Nan reports.
Upsurge of interest in art of velvet flowers leads to a renaissance in ancient Jiangsu tradition, Lin Qi reports.
From Sichuan boy to holding court in the US, heartthrob actor Wang Hedi is forging his own, confident path, Xing Wen reports.
Pianist, composer and organist Kit Armstrong made his debut at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing with five recitals in three days from Friday to Sunday, featuring pieces from Bach to Mozart, from Beethoven to Rachmaninoff.
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