In a weeklong program, students from top film schools in China and the US collaborate to produce cross-cultural stories in Chongqing.
Vietnamese siblings Duong Duc Tam, 27, and Duong Thi Thanh Hien, 21, are capturing the spirit of Guizhou province through their lenses. With a camera and camcorder in hand, they document everything from historical sites and rural landscapes to cutting-edge tech hubs and personal moments. Their goal is to present a vivid and authentic portrait of life in Guizhou to their more than one million followers — mostly young people in Vietnam.
VR, art, and AI are helping young researchers bring an ancient dynasty back into the spotlight — and into people's daily lives.
The Xixia Mausoleum National Archaeological Site Park in Yinchuan, Ningxia, has seen a surge in tourist visits following the official inscription of the Xixia Imperial Tombs into the UNESCO World Heritage List on July 11.
The annual Gateway to Arts summer festival brought one of its summer camps to pipa (China's traditional four-stringed lute) lovers.
Prince Kung's Palace Museum launched its fashion brand to revitalize traditional culture on Monday with a ceremony held at the museum's iconic Yin'an Hall.
Faculty members and students from the China Conservatory of Music staged a concert on July 8 at the ancient Hongcun village in Huangshan, Anhui province.
China hosts SCO event for first time in seven years as industry's success story continues, Tan Yingzi and Deng Rui report in Chongqing.
As the global film and television industry grapples with the effects of technological revolutions like artificial intelligence and virtual production, Chongqing's Yongchuan district is pioneering a new ecosystem for a high-quality, technology-driven film and TV sector.
From her studio tucked away in a quiet corner in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysian artist Alice Chang carefully blends a color palette of various shades of white and blue, meticulously using them to form intricate paintings of different motifs.
Pioneering author creates immersive exhibition that reflects his interactions with children, Wang Qian reports.
In Mengzi, a collection of the anecdotes and dialogue of the namesake philosopher living more than 2,300 years ago, one chapter says, "In adversity, one cultivates oneself for perfection in solitude; when prominent and prosperous, one serves the greater good."
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