Importance of poetry in painting displayed in 90 artworks at The Met in New York
The picturesque city of Yangzhou in Jiangsu province set the stage for the grand launch ceremony of the "Culture and Tourism China: The Most Beautiful Scenery on the Road" self-drive tour series.
Last week in Beijing, a fervor for Chinese ink paintings and calligraphy gripped collectors as a piece by esteemed calligrapher Zhao Mengfu commanded a staggering 92 million yuan ($12.7 million), while a work by painter Fu Baoshi was acquired for 82.8 million yuan.
Shanghai Disney Resort will debut a new live stage show, The Adventure of Rhythm, on June 3, which tells the story of a team of archaeologists who specialize in researching music.
With Dragon Boat Festival approaching on June 10 this year, the age-old debate between sweet and salty zongzi, the traditional sticky rice delicacy, is set to reignite discussions among the public.
In a heartwarming gesture, acclaimed ink painter Yang Liuyi unveiled a cultural park in Daxing village, Suiping county, Zhumadian of Henan province, as a token of gratitude to his roots. The park, adorned with galleries, libraries, and various public amenities, stands as a testament to Yang's commitment to his community, with the artist generously sponsoring its construction and donating his artworks for public display.
The highly anticipated Chinese TV drama Joy of Life 2, a sequel to its successful predecessor, premiered on Tencent Video and CCTV-8 on May 16, captivating audiences both domestically and internationally.
Despite the capricious weather that marked the weekend with pouring rains and a sudden temperature drop, art enthusiasts remained undeterred, flocking to this year's Beijing Dangdai art fair hosted at the National Agricultural Exhibition Center.
The fine tip of the writing tool has helped to form the ideograms that continue to shape Chinese culture, Yang Yang reports.
Yu Zhiliang, a 66-year-old villager from Wuyuan county in East China's Jiangxi province, has returned to his hometown after living in the bustling southern metropolis of Shenzhen, Guangdong province, for more than three decades.
At Qingdao Port in Shandong province, there are numerous containers being loaded, discharged or transported day and night, yet normally no one is in sight.
In the realm of Chinese culture, the "Four Treasures of the Study", which are ink, paper, ink stone and brush, are not merely tools used by literati but also carriers of Chinese heritage.
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