A recent reality travel show takes a group of Chinese celebrities, including singers, actors and hosts, from the domestic spotlight to the sun-scorched rice fields of Madagascar. There, they cut rice with sickles, operate harvesters, and thresh grain by beating it against metal barrels.
The stage performance Love Bridge blends Western ballet with Chinese legend, Chen Nan reports.
The National Ballet of China will mark the 10th anniversary of its original ballet piece, The Crane Calling — a poignant tribute to a Chinese woman named Xu Xiujuan (1964-87) who sacrificed herself to save cranes in a rainstorm — with a new version set to take flight.
Through his seven-year journey, Cantopop star Eason Chan has not only explored artistic boundaries but also confronted personal limits, Wang Xin reports in Shanghai.
As autumn's golden hues descend upon Beijing, the National Centre for the Performing Arts is preparing to launch its much-anticipated annual event, the NCPA Dance Festival. From Sept 20 to Dec 7, the iconic venue will present a 78-day celebration of movement and artistry that transcends boundaries, featuring 16 performances across 36 shows.
From music to opera to crafts and dyeing, immersive programs bring traditional culture alive across the nation this summer
The Shanghai Oriental Art Center (SHOAC) celebrated the opening of its 2025/26 season on Wednesday with the performance of Eugene Onegin by the Vakhtangov Theater from Moscow.
More than 300 musicians from 20 countries and regions will jazz up the city with over 120 concerts when the 21st JZ Festival kicks off in the Qiantan area of Shanghai's Pudong New Area from Oct 16 to 26.
Biennial brings updated versions of traditional art form and a commitment to fostering international exchange and cooperation, Zhang Kun reports.
Beijing People's Art Theatre to restage Shakespeare's iconic play by combining a new visual approach, talented young cast and a thoughtful exploration of choice and human nature, Chen Nan reports.
During the Han Dynasty (202 BC-AD 220), people adorned stones, bricks, walls, textiles, and various wares with rich, vivid painterly motifs. These diverse images, both decorative and narrative, offer a glimpse into the life and spiritual world of the Han people.
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