The inaugural Beijing Culture Forum Salon kicked off at the Divine Music Administration of the Temple of Heaven on Thursday, with the theme of Dialogue: Protection and Inheritance of Cultural Heritage.
Wu Daozi, the popular court painter of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), sensed great desperation in fear that he would not finish the last section of an ambitious mural series ordered by the emperor before the deadline.
The recently concluded music reality show Singing for the Central Axis of Beijing brought together singers from China and abroad to explore the Central Axis and interpret its cultural significance through music.
Every spring, the National Ballet of China holds a creative ballet workshop for young choreographers to try out new work.
The Trip.com Group launched its 2025 Word-of-Mouth Travel Rankings in Yancheng, Jiangsu province on April 12, seeking to reshape the way travelers discover worldwide destinations. The new rankings introduce "Recommended Itineraries" and 16 themed global lists that integrate user reviews, smart algorithms, and curated content to create a seamless journey from inspiration to booking.
The establishment of the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing in 1918 synchronized with the evolution of 20th-century Chinese art.
A collection of books documenting the development of Xizang's social conditions, philosophy, medicine, astronomy, geography, literature and fine arts was unveiled in Beijing on April 12.
In 1772, Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), then just turning 60, had reason to be joyful after finally securing his dream place for retirement in the Forbidden City, the royal palace in the heart of Beijing.
Shen Lihui can still vividly recall the moment when Chinese rock band Omnipotent Youth Society's trumpet filled the air at Central Park in New York in 2014.
Sought-after doctor on mission to standardize and collate traditional ethnic practices
The Black Myth: Wukong Art Exhibition opened at the Art Museum of the China Academy of Art in Hangzhou, capital of East China’s Zhejiang province, on Wednesday.
On June 6 and 7, 2025, Modern Sky's Strawberry Music Festival, one of China's largest and most influential outdoor events, will make its international debut at Yokohama's Red Brick Park in Japan. This marks the festival's first overseas destination, symbolizing China's growing musical influence.
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