Universal Music Publishing Group China has wrapped up the latest edition of its "Code-M: Conversation in Music", an international songwriting camp with the theme of Conversation in Music, reaffirming its commitment to connecting Chinese-language music with the global songwriting community.
Can a folk song reveal the rhythm of nature? Can climate science deepen the way we experience literature and music? Those questions were at the heart of "When Science Meets Art: The Science and Poetry of the Solar Terms", an interdisciplinary cultural salon held at Beijing's National Centre for the Performing Arts on July 12.
A unique scene has unfolded in Yangzhou in East China's Jiangsu province over the past month during the World Cup, which is heading toward its thrilling finale.
From the stirring chords of Ode to the Red Flag to landmark productions by the world's most revered opera institutions, the newly completed Shanghai Grand Opera House announced its inaugural season on July 6 — an ambitious slate of 47 productions across 82 performances, running from Oct 17 to Feb 20.
A museum themed on pterosaurs, winged reptiles closely related to dinosaurs, will open in September in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.
The Nujiang River churns brown and is swollen with monsoon rain, thundering past the village of Lazhudi in Fugong county, Nujiang Lisu autonomous prefecture, Southwest China's Yunnan province.
As the first Chinese original animation to become a Netflix Original, Scissor Seven will expand into new films, spin-off series, games and more.
Who wouldn't enjoy a city walk, or a stroll after dinner, along the springs and streams of Jinan, the provincial capital of East China's Shandong province? With gentle breezes and flowing water, the city offers a sense of calm that lingers long after the walk ends.
The exhibition "Symphony of the Four Seasons: Folk Paintings from China's Sanjiang" opened on July 6, 2026, at the Museum of Assumption University's Suvarnabhumi Campus in Thailand, bringing the vibrant traditions of Dong folk art to an international audience.
The Hong Kong Palace Museum has launched the fifth edition of its flagship Bi-city Youth Cultural Leadership Program, bringing together 22 university students from Beijing and Hong Kong for an eight-week learning and exchange initiative focused on cultural heritage, innovation and urban development.
The original Chinese play, Shen Junru, was presented at the National Theatre of China in Beijing on July 10 as part of the 11th China Original Drama Invitational Exhibition, introducing audiences to the life of one of modern China's most respected patriots.
A new book chronicling a decade of children's art education and philanthropy was unveiled in Beijing on July 11, bringing together artists, educators and long-time supporters to reflect on the lasting impact of creativity and compassion.