On Saturday, a new original picture book series, titled The World in The Picture Book, was released in Beijing. The series includes a number of world-class original picture books created by writers and illustrators at home and abroad.
There are only three days left to submit your entry to the International Cartoon and Illustration Exhibition on a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind 2022, co-hosted by China Daily and Wuxi Municipal People's Government.
The upcoming 12th Beijing International Film Festival unveiled its Tiantan Award jury on Thursday, announcing Li Xuejian, one of the China's most prestigious actors, to serve as the jury president.
With summer vacation arriving, overseas students from Zhejiang University of Technology went to Deqing county in East China's Zhejiang province to experience the charm of traditional Chinese culture and intangible cultural heritage items.
Hollywood blockbuster The Lost City, which replaced The Batman as the North American box office champion consecutively for three weeks earlier this year, will delve into Chinese mainland theaters on July 29.
The 4D movie Mythica came to the big screen at Legoland Discovery Center Beijing on July 23, giving the audience an immersive experience following the adventurous journey of the protagonist, an anthropomorphic unicorn named Banban, through mysterious forests, splendid glaciers and deep caves.
Located in Central China's Henan province, the Zhengzhou Shang City Museum has been open to the public since July 26, showcasing more than 1,000 cultural relics.
Tseng Chih-ying fell in love with Meixiong village in Fujian province the first time she visited four years ago.
Last year, a renovated granary rose in Wuxing, a village in Deyang city in north of Chengdu, Sichuan province. The granary, which used to be the village clinic and cinema, now functions as an integral compound for displaying agricultural products, training farmers, and a workplace.
Chinese musical Jiang Jie will premiere in Beijing in September.
Cultural relics authorities have discovered an imperial edict dating back to the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) in the city of Wuan, North China's Hebei province.
Dunghuang is home to the Mogao Grottoes, a UNESCO World Heritage site, elements of which are on display in an ongoing exhibition at the National Base for International Cultural Trade in Beijing.
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