Chinese novelist Liu Zhenyun's work, I Did Not Kill My Husband, which was published in 2012, follows a woman, Li Xuelian, who lives in rural China and spends over 20 years earning back society's respect after her former husband tarnished her reputation.
In landscape paintings, Chinese artists of the past presented a lifestyle in which one was embraced by nature, and through which one hoped to understand the rules of the universe.
The State Council has released a plan for the development of the country's elderly care services during the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-25), in its latest step to implement a national strategy to address the aging population.
Wang Ruchun, a shutterbug from Hebei province, enjoyed the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, particularly when free-ski Big-Air athletes twirled high above the slope.
Nara's name-sake exhibition will be unveiled at the Yuz Museum at the richly cultured West Bund area of Shanghai on March 5.
Works by 17 trailblazers in experimental video art from China, Japan and South Korea will team up at Refocusing on The Medium: The Rise of East Asia Video Art, an upcoming exhibition mounted by the Minsheng Art Museum in Beijing.
DAR ES SALAAM－China Alumni Association of Tanzania hosted a panel discussion on the evening of Feb 21 at the Chinese Cultural Center on challenges and opportunities created by COVID-19.
HONG KONG－Reading the popup message on his cellphone, stating that Hong Kong had recorded a daily new high of 140 COVID-19 cases, Joseph Chan was astonished and alarmed. It was the evening of Jan 23, a week before the Chinese Lunar New Year.
When pianist Tian Jiaxin was invited to perform at the annual TV show by China Central Television to celebrate Lantern Festival, which was broadcast on Feb 15, she didn't arrange a conventional music piece.
SHIJIAZHUANG－The first group of trainees from Laos and Cambodia at a Chinese acrobatic art school has graduated from the institution's online training program after in-person exchanges were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Life is not a fairy tale and dreams, sometimes, do not come true. But that's no reason not to pursue them, and for snowboarder Zhang Jiahao, who used to be a baker, what matters most is the courage to try to achieve them.
The Extraordinary Out of the Ordinary brings together dozens of prints, ink paintings and diaries from Li Pingfan in memory of the 100th anniversary of his birth.
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