Ink artists Yu Zhixue and Lyu Yandong worked together on a long scroll of winter sport-themed painting to celebrate Winter Olympics.
Wen Zhenfei's one-man exhibition Outside the Frame is now ongoing at the National Art Museum of China.
A reality show that invites celebrities to experience different kinds of jobs began airing on video-sharing platform Mango TV on Dec 10.
The 2nd Suzhou Jinji Lake International Piano Competition wrapped up on Dec 10, with the first prize going to Yonggi Woo from South Korea, second place to Robert Bily from the Czech Republic and Seunghyuk Na from South Korea and third prize to Chinese pianist Wang Xinran, South Korea's Jeongjin Kim and Russian pianist Aleksandr Kliuchko.
A bilingual book on China's technological innovation written by Argentine expert on China issues Gustavo Alejandro Girado was published on Dec 7.
To mark the National Memorial Day for the victims of the Nanjing Massacre on Dec 13, origami artist Pei Haozheng released a tutorial on how to fold Zijin Grass, often referred to as the "flower of peace".
Producers of the upcoming documentary Once Upon a Life -- a tear-jerker that follows two cancer patients on their final days -- announced they would donate all profit earned from the movie's advanced screening to China Charities Aid Foundation For Children.
With guochao - or the rising tide of China's homegrown brands- becoming a buzzword in the fashion circle, it has also inspired some film and TV series creators. A new project exemplifying this trend is Rising With The Wind - a metropolis-set workplace series - which started shooting in Shanghai on Dec 7.
China's major online travel agency Trip.com Group said it will continue to work with industry partners to deal with the pandemic and the recovery of the tourism market worldwide.
To celebrate the Beijing Winter Olympics and the Paralympics, starting from the beginning of this month, a series of non-profit livestream broadcasts have been launched, featuring a number of the country's intangible cultural heritage inheritors who introduce the artworks they have made for the Games.
Expert Li Xiaoyun's new bookThe Myth of Philanthropy was recently published in China by Beijing-based publisher CITIC Press Group.
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