Sixty-four years after the first Barbie toy was launched in the United States, a live-action movie is bringing the famous doll to life on the big screen.
Qimen red tea, also known as Keemun red tea originates, from Qimen county in Anhui province.
Composer brings symphony 'home' to Xi'an for Chinese premiere.
A public welfare exhibition by artist Ji Yali opened in Beijing on July 20, displaying 50 artworks, including collaborative works with painter Lei Linghua.
As the country's first such TV drama reflecting China's crackdown against cybercrime, Prosecution Elite has made a splash online, garnering 2.6 billion views of its associated topics on Sina Weibo and 1 billion clicks of its related videos on Douyin, according to the producers during a recent seminar held in Beijing.
Twelve young foreign filmmakers have collaborated with Chinese partners to complete 11 short movies and one documentary, conveying their distinctive understanding of the capital through the lens over a period of just 17 days, according to Beijing Normal University
Snow Leopards and Friends, a wildlife documentary, had advanced screenings in 10 cinemas across eight Chinese cities, including Beijing and Shanghai, on Saturday.
ve passed, and the four painters have today become prominent figures. Inheritance, Persistence and Innovation, an exhibition to mark Liu Boshu's contributions in carrying on ink art, was open at the China National Academy of Painting on July 19, the first anniversary of Liu's passing away.
The impetuosity to get as much information as possible and the following state of being lost in it are the main subject being depicted by ink painter Shang Ke, a resident artist of the China National Academy of Painting.
Time, patience and deftness all play imperative roles to the heavenly beauty of yunjin brocade, or as its name suggests, its cloud-like splendor.
Liu Yujia's current solo exhibition, A Darkness Shimmering in the Light, in Beijing's 798 art zone, is one of the coolest destination for people in the summer heat that has engulfed the capital for weeks.
Chen Xiaoshan vividly recalls his rendezvous with a block-printed edition of the Confucian classic Xunzi, dating back to the Song Dynasty (960-1279), while abroad a few years ago.
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