A public art program featuring salon discussions, guided exhibition tours and group sketching was held on Sunday at the Song Art Museum in Beijing, giving younger audiences an immersive encounter with art and encouraging them to become co-creators.
An Australian expatriate reflects on how 12 years of living in China reshaped her.
The 2025 national excellent farmers paintings exhibition of Jinshan district kicked off at the Jinshan Museum in Shanghai on Tuesday.
Young adults increasingly turn to sports rehabilitation, combining exercise and therapy to address chronic pain, injuries, and posture problems, Gui Qian reports.
A vlogger captures authentic stories of rural China, highlighting villagers living ordinary yet remarkable lives, Meng Wenjie reports.
Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Jade Artifacts from Shang Dynasty, a book by Ding Zhe, a seasoned jade researcher, offers a glimpse into the variety of Shang jade and the formation of jade culture.
The 2025 Reviving Craft — China's Intangible Cultural Heritage and Contemporary Design exhibition will be held at Palazzo Serbelloni in Milan from Oct 3 to 12.
From September 13 to October 8, Dior presents Miss Dior Exhibition: Stories of a Miss at the Fosun Foundation in Shanghai. The exhibition creates a multi-dimensional dialogue between archives and contemporary artworks, reflectingthe independent spirit and resilient femininity of Dior, while highlighting the house’s enduring legacy of artistic expression.
A new gallery named after acclaimed sculptor Cai Zhisong was recently opened in Shanghai, aiming to foster closer cultural links between the northern and southern regions, home and abroad.
The Beijing Fine Art Academy Art Museum is currently hosting an exhibition titled "Rotation among Three Masters," which delves into the 300-year evolution of Chinese freehand painting.
At over 4,000 meters above sea level, Chinese and Tajik scientists braved biting winds as they followed the tracks of Marco Polo sheep. When a herd appeared along the snow line, the team quickly set up a spotting scope and began recording data.
Two Chinese women, aged 49 and 62, are defying age and expectations on the racecourse, Xing Wen reports.