The Copyright Protection Center of China in Beijing announced its list of TOP 10 Copyright Holders for 2021 on Saturday, the World Book and Copyright Day.
The sluggish movie market amid the pandemic resurgence is continuing to fight against the downturn, with actress Tan Zhuo's latest film, Chu Quan Ba Mama (Fighting, Mum), said to be in line with such a spirit, according to its producers.
A symposium that highlights the exemplary role played by mothers in cultivating their children's interest in reading was held in Beijing on Saturday, which marked the 27th World Book and Copyright Day.
China's National Cultural Heritage Administration urged extra protection against extreme weather for cultural artifacts and historical sites.
With the annual Labor Day holiday around the corner, The Bad Guys — produced by DreamWorks and distributed by Universal Pictures — will open across the Chinese mainland on April 29, the only such Hollywood blockbuster premiering during the five-day vacation.
Wednesday marks the 103rd anniversary of the May Fourth Movement. To celebrate the day, origami artist Pei Haozheng released a tutorial on how to use a newspaper to fold into a flower.
The opening ceremony of an annual charity meeting, where young people from the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area shared their own unforgettable experiences of participating in charity activities, was held on April 23.
The people of Putian, Fujian province, have maintained a tradition of processing gold and silver since ancient times.
Bruce Lee inspires a Sino-Indian coproduction By Xu Fan (chinadaily.com.cn) Around five decades after martial arts icon Bruce Lee passed away, an upcoming movie, Enter the Girl Dragon, inspired by Bruce’s last blockbuster, has Chinese and Indian filmmakers joining together to pay tribute to his legacy.
The number of digital book readers in China reached 506 million in 2021, up 2.43 percent year on year, according to an industry report released Saturday.
Chinese cultural elements commemorating Tang Xianzu, a playwright known as "the Shakespeare of Asia," offer an "international" character to Stratford-upon-Avon, the hometown of William Shakespeare, a Shakespeare scholar has told Xinhua.
Chinese culture is becoming more entrenched in young Namibians as they are passionately pursuing the Chinese language.
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