The year 2022 has witnessed many progresses in the cultural field as the country is stressing more on cultural confidence and cultural influence. Let's review some meaningful cultural events as we say goodbye to 2022 and embrace the new year!
The new exhibition, Nice to Miffy You, is ongoing at the Museum of Modern Art (MoCA) Shanghai.
From Clay to Apparatus, an exhibition at the Bund Finance Center in Shanghai, shows ceramics by artists from China and Japan.
H.R. Giger ✕ Sorayama: Approaching, a two-man exhibit that opened Saturday at UCCA Lab in Beijing, takes viewers on a visual adventure to explore what the future may hold for mankind and inspire them to rethink the relationship between life, nature and technology.
The second season of the musical documentary Walk and Sing, which was released on Dec 21, shines the spotlight on Quanzhou, East China's Fujian province.
Tourism in major cities, including Beijing and Guangzhou, has seen evident rebound since optimized COVID-19 response measures were issued earlier this month.
The advancement of digital art has not only reformed the way that art is created, but also the forms of finance used on art creation and trading of art as an asset.
A New Year's concert, co-organized by Beijing Concert Hall and the Austrian embassy in Beijing, will be held at the Beijing Concert Hall on Jan 1, delivering best wishes to music lovers in the capital.
On Dec 26, the 2023 Happy Chinese New Year Press Conference was held in Beijing.
As a city where modernity meets tradition and the Eastern and Western cultures converge, Macao's film and television industry boasts huge potential that can be further tapped, says Hu Mei, a film director from the Chinese mainland.
As this year's ski season got underway, Liu Zhihua joined the crowd at a ski resort and glided fluently down the piste. With only a brief break, she took a brisk turn, got onto a chairlift and was ready for another round.
Documentary forum looks at critical relationship between humans and nature, Chen Bowen reports in Haikou.