Shi Yanchun, an inheritor of the traditional technique of painted sculptures, has spent more than three decades restoring antique figures at prestigious cultural sites in Shanxi province, including the Yungang Caves, Huayan Temple, Faxing Temple and Shuxiang Temple. He has integrated the skills and colors of traditional Chinese sculpture with modern aesthetics and approaches.
An original Chinese play, Waves of the Danube River, was staged in Beijing with two shows on April 16 and 17.
The organizers of the 31st Shanghai Magnolia Stage Performance Award unveiled the list of nominees for this year's Best Lead Actor, Best Supporting Actor and Best New Actor awards on Monday.
The Best Is Yet to Come, a film in which some ordinary people infected with the hepatitis B virus joined the acting crew, is on show nationwide and has sparked heated discussion about discrimination hepatitis B patients face.
Shanghai Dramatic Arts Center will be presenting the Chinese production of the classical Greek drama Electra from April 15 to 22.
Matisse by Matisse, the largest-ever survey exhibition on Matisse's life and work in the country, will open at the UCCA Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing on July 15 and run for three months.
A themed short film for the upcoming 13th Beijing International Film Festival, The Big Order in Spring, starring actors Zu Feng, Wu Lei and actress Sun Yi, was officially released.
Lamian noodles, or hand-pulled noodles, is a traditional Chinese dish. It has a variety of appetizing flavors such as Qinghai Lamian noodles and Lanzhou beef Lamian noodles.
Beijing video festival focuses on emerging directions for creative performers to express themselves in era of increased possibilities.
Zibo city in Shandong province has unexpectedly gone viral on Chinese social media since late February for its local barbecue specialty, and continues to trend as the local government takes the opportunity to spur tourism and spending.
Grieving handlers write touching obituaries for recently deceased animals.
Hearing-impaired baristas partnered others to compete in a latte art competition at the seventh Lujiazui Coffee Festival in Shanghai that kicked off late last month.
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