The third season of the hit talent show Sisters Riding the Winds and Breaking the Waves premiered on the video-sharing platform Mango TV this month.
A series of digital assets featuring classical scenarios from six Chinese operas were recently launched as joint productions by CICG Center for Asia and Pacific, under China Foreign Languages Publishing Administration, and the China Theater Association.
Pianist Gina Alice's first album Wonderworld, which featured Chinese well-known music, became physically available here in North America on Friday, according to a press release by Universal Music Group and the Lang Lang International Music Foundation.
Ever since watching his very first Jackie Chan movies 17 years ago, Bakary Coulibaly has become a fan of Chinese movies and TV dramas.
The Nujiang Grand Canyon in Yunnan province, with its sublime beauty, is now lauded by fans of road trips. There, the mountains are green in the summer, and concealed within are not only myriad natural wonders and fascinating creatures but also diverse ethnic cultures, a phenomenon shaped by Yunnan's geography.
A total of 75 plays and dances by teams of directors and stage artists from home and abroad will light up the calendar of this year's Aranya Theater Festival. The festival will make a comeback from June 16 to 26 in Aranya, a sea resort and cultural compound facing the Bohai Sea in North China's Hebei province.
Excitement was in the air at a special education school in Northwest China's Gansu province last week when a "mobile museum" visited the campus.
Dance show offers young women an opportunity to show off their skills and explore different styles and fresh ways to express themselves, individually or as part of a group.
Two concerts by pop icon Jay Chou were re-screened through online platforms under TME (Tencent Music Entertainment Group), including QQ Music, Kugou and WeChat, attracting over 70 million viewers in total.
Brick carving, an elegant art form used in China's traditional architectural decoration, is a representative cultural heritage in East China's Jiangsu province.
History of Chinese Art: Elegant Inheritance of 24 Dynasties, a new book by Yang Qi, professor in art history from Tsinghua University, was released recently.
Once a popular marketplace, travelers' stop, and a religious shrine on the ancient Silk Road, Dunhuang has witnessed the communication and integration of different peoples and cultures. Why are studies on Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang still relevant today? The story told by Chinese President Xi Jinping explains.