The 2019 Spring Festival Gala is embracing today's hottest technologies, like virtual reality (VR), artificial intelligence (AI) and 5G network, as organizers continue to inject new blood into the show that has been an annual fixture of the Chinese New Year celebrations since 1983.
A tradition of the upcoming Spring Festival is to stick paper-cut decorations on windows and doors, and hang lanterns to usher in blessings and good luck for the coming year. The all-red effect in the house creates a joyful atmosphere for family gatherings.
Singer-songwriter Xiao Ke launches a new album with eye on his 50s, Chen Nan reports.
As the Chinese New Year approaches, one community is joining the rush to celebrate — American museums.
Beijing WTown is celebrating its annual temple fair with traditional folk activities such as cross-talk, shadow plays and lantern shows. Lunar New Year falls on Feb 5 this year.
Officials in charge of the Old Summer Palace in northwestern Beijing have announced plans to refurbish one of the original landmarks of the Imperial Garden which had – until recently – been lost to time.
An exhibition featuring China's pig culture and pig artworks from different historical periods is held at Chongqing China Three Gorges Museum, in celebration of the upcoming Year of the Pig.The exhibition room is divided into three sections to explain China’s pig-raising history and the influences o
Two people held the woman's feet and threw her in the air. After she completed two descending spins, the duo caught her.
Stephen Chow's latest film-semi-autobiographical in its telling-recounts his failures and successes in show business, Xu Fan reports.
Domestically-produced sci-fi movies are seeking to make the genre work at the country's box office, starting with Lunar New Year release of The Wandering Earth, Xu Fan reports.
A new exhibition celebrating the Year of the Pig opened to the public at the Capital Museum in Beijing on Tuesday. The first day of Lunar New Year falls on Feb 5 this year.
The Palace Museum is resurrecting the glory of imperial New Year's celebrations for holiday visitors, Wang Kaihao reports.