The second season of When You Are Old, a six-episode documentary on older people in China, is sparking discussions on lesser seen aspects of daily life for the elderly.
To mark the second anniversary of the Beijing Central Axis' inscription as a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Beijing Central Axis World Heritage Photography Exhibition has opened at Zhongshan Park, where it will run through Aug 24.
An immersive night tour experience titled Everlasting Central Axis: Jingshan's Magical Cats Night was officially unveiled on July 27 to mark the second anniversary of the inscription of the Beijing Central Axis on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
China Post has recently issued a set of four stamps, each depicting an iconic scene from Shizilin to celebrate its rich artistry and the depth of Chinese cultural tradition.
The National Art Museum of China is more than a place to admire ancient masterpieces and works by established artists.
Sparse and Dense Timespace, an ongoing exhibition at the Art Museum of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, brings together three leading figures in Chinese abstract art. Born in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s respectively, the artists offer a broad perspective on how different generations, shaped by distinct social and cultural influences, have each embraced abstraction while developing highly individual artistic styles.
The Beijing Ancient Architecture Museum launched an exhibition on the art of ancient Chinese caisson ceilings on Monday, in celebration of the second anniversary of the Beijing Central Axis' World Heritage inscription.
The market on Baita West Road draws the largest crowds.
Shanghai Grand Opera House started its first round of ticket sales on July 28, offering a total of 16 performances, including the operas Tosca, Aida, Der Rosenkavalier, and the Shostakovich Symphonies Cycle.
The enduring significance of the Axis inspired ink artist Yang Liuyi to create a 100-meter-long scroll in the classical Chinese tradition.
Less than 2 kilometers from the Palace Museum's Shenwu Men (Gate of Divine Prowess) and Jingshan Park in central Beijing, the National Art Museum of China is among the capital's most popular attractions, drawing visitors from across China and around the world, especially during the summer holiday.
The China Artists Association has taken another step in its digital transformation with the launch of its Digital Art Museum, an online platform that brings together information, expertise, knowledge and public services while connecting stakeholders across China's art ecosystem.
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