For many people, working is only a means for survival. But Zhang Yu, a 37-year-old deliveryman in Wuhan, Hubei province, says it's also a chance for him to serve others, which has led him to be seen as something of a hero to those people and also helped him to become a delegate to the Provincial People's Congress in Hubei province.
The highly anticipated coming-of-age series, Where Dreams Begin, featuring idols Xiao Zhan and Li Qin, made its debut during the ongoing 27th Hong Kong International Film & TV Market on March 13.
A Zebra-Riding Boy, an art-house movie adapted from award-winning novelist Su Tong's two tales, had a special screening in downtown Beijing on Monday, gathering director Fan Xiaotian and scriptwriter Jiao Huan to exchange ideas with local movie fans.
Taiwan theater director Li Tsung-hsi will present his latest play, The Homecoming, at the National Theater of China from March 23 to 26.
Theaters of Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei province co-launched a performing arts season with a number of shows to be staged in March, April and May.
The Asian-led multiverse adventure "Everything Everywhere All at Once" turned out to be a big winner Sunday night at the 95th Academy Awards, held at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, with seven trophies.
Cloth shoes with "thousand-layered soles", called qiancengdi buxie in Mandarin, have long been deemed by the Chinese, especially the older generation, as a sign of their mother's love. The shoe certainly is a work of devotion. Thousands of stitches have to be applied to fashion them out of layers of paper-thin cloth.
As you walk into the Shandong Arts and Crafts Exhibition Center, you are greeted by a magnificent sight: a larger-than-life rabbit. Perched atop an auspicious cloud, the Tuzi Wang, or "lord rabbit", is resplendent in a golden helmet, armor and a flowing red robe, complete with four banners on its back.
Despite not being a native of Shanghai, director Cheng Er has been enamored by the city in a way that is both historical and tranquil, with most of his movies set in the metropolis.
Due to visual impairment, Wang Yongcheng cannot see the magnificent interior of the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, but that does not stop him from navigating the gargantuan building to pursue his ambitions.
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