China's theme park industry continues to expand amid the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a report.
As a salute to the unsung heroes fighting COVID-19, an online feature film Reborn -- based on true stories -- has started to run on the streaming site Youku since Nov 26.
Beijing Huachen Auctions will present two evenings of sales of modern and contemporary Chinese art on Dec 7, offering works by notable artists and in collaboration with established galleries. The event celebrates the auction house's 20th anniversary as it spotlights the development of Chinese art and galleries over the past three decades.
Director-actress Jia Ling returned to her most familiar zone of acting, joining hands with actors Huang Bo and Zhu Yilong to recount a heartwarming tale about ordinary people's fight against the early COVID-19 outbreak in Hubei province's capital city Wuhan, then the most seriously hit Chinese city, in the winter of 2020.
Scholars, designers and figures from governmental bodies and the creative industry in China and Thailand joined in an online discussion early this month on new developments in jewelry design, the commercial values of designer brands and the relationship between traditional cultures and modern design.
Paintings and photos by 24 winners of a competition and exhibition for artists under 45 in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area are on show until Dec 5, at the ground floor of The Londoner Macao.
Enthusiasm in collecting new forms of digital art, such as NFT art, have grown as transportation limitations during the pandemic have allowed art buyers to shift their resources to something they can appreciate and purchase entirely online.
A total of 45 culture and tourism investment and financing projects were unveiled at a trade event in Beijing on November 24.
The 9th China Charity Fair was launched online on November 23. The three-day fair is hosted by the Ministry of Civil Affairs and features more than 900 institutions, 1,300 projects and 2,200 products, with 1,200 projects registered for the China Public Welfare Project Contest.
Gaia, is revered as the Greek goddess of the earth and mother of all lives. French design brand Lalique has launched a new Gaia collection to make nature its source of inspiration and also to invite people to appreciate the beauty and the many wonderful things that come from nature.
In an effort to renew people's experiences in appreciating Dunhuang art, theone.art, a digital art platform, recently launched a series of Dunhuang mural-themed artworks represented by the non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, a form of cryptocurrency.
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