Two days after its release in China, Fast X — the latest outing of the 22-year-old Fast and the Furious franchise — has revved into the lead of the box office, exceeding Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 as the new single-day champion in the country.
To joyfully embrace the blooming summer, Bulgari Hotel Beijing presented the garden poetry ensemble A Poem to Traveling, in partnership with The Poem for You, an international arts and cultural exchange platform, on Tuesday.
Yangtze River, one of the "mother rivers" of China, symbolizes the nation's rich history and culture, with its awe-inspiring currents and picturesque views along its banks.
The hundreds of taxidermy displays at the Dongting Lake biodiversity gallery in Sanyantang village, Hunan province, give a glimpse into how prosperous and diverse the natural environment of the area around China's second-largest freshwater lake once was.
The 25th Shanghai International Film Festival is scheduled to take place from June 9 to June 18, according to a news conference held on Tuesday.
The fifth edition of the Life Festival took place from May 13 to 14 in Suzhou, Jiangsu province.
The C&L Garden in southwestern Beijing’s Mentougou district received more than 100 international guests from outside China on May 13.
Swiss electro-pop duo Sophie de Quay is touring China. It is the first time that the duo has travelled to China for concerts after COVID-19.
For more than two centuries, Peking Opera has mesmerized audiences with its captivating performances and stunning vocal artistry, earning it a place as one of China's most significant cultural treasures. To preserve and promote the iconic legacy, the Peking Opera Film Project, entering its 13th year, has released four cinematic remakes of classics.
Known as China's Hamlet, The Orphan of Zhao, which is a story of revenge, is one of the country's most famous tales. Written by Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) dramatist Ji Junxiang, it was one of the first Chinese plays to be translated for Western audiences.
In 1573, Zhu Yijun sat on the throne, as a 10-year-old boy and the ruler of an empire that had fallen from its apex.
Wang Yan has come to a deeper understanding of her hometown since she signed herself up for a cultural and creative art competition at the end of last year.
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