The National Chinese Traditional Musical Instruments Serial Concerts kicked off in Langfang, Hebei province, on June 6, celebrating traditional music and providing the audience with an aesthetic feast.
Chinese musical, Love Song, premiered at Tianqiao Performing Arts Center in Beijing with five shows from June 9-11.
Under ink artist Wang Zikun's delicate strokes, she has vividly visualized this little universe of variety and dynamics with an elegant palette.
In his painterly portrayal of landscapes and figures, Yan Zhenduo presents the vividness and vigor of all living things.
The group, grounded during the pandemic, is releasing a new album and embarking on a world tour, Chen Nan reports.
In the age of the internet, vinyl records make a surprising comeback, Chen Nan reports.
A seminar on a new biographical movie based on the story of Fan Shufeng, a police officer who was bestowed with the "hero model" title by the Ministry of Public Security, was held in Beijing on Tuesday.
Like many of his fellow villagers two decades ago, a farmer named Kunsang, who is of the Monba ethnic group, subsisted on a small plot of land, growing corn, rapeseed, highland barley and other basic crops.
An exhibition at the Jiushi Art Museum in Shanghai is featuring artwork inspired by Go, one of the oldest board games in the world, which originated in China more than 4,000 years ago.
New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art's first ever showcase in the city features items that have never before left the US, Zhang Kun reports.
China now has 56 entries on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list. President Xi Jinping has visited various sites or offered key guidance on the protection of the nation's historical legacies on various occasions in recent years.
An ongoing exhibition at the Bund 18 Jiushi Art Gallery in Shanghai is featuring traditional Chinese art media and materials in a contemporary context. On show are creations made with materials like jade, lacquer, ceramic and metals.