Dancing with Xinjiang, an ongoing exhibition at the M Woods 798 through Aug 29, juxtaposes the museum's collection of artifacts found in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region and works or fresco reproductions by contemporary artists.
At the 55th edition of the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland, the Montreux Jazz Artists Foundation teamed up with the New Yorkbased Lang Lang International Music Foundation to shine a light on the need to build bridges using the universal language of music.
In the 1930s and '40s, a new woodcut movement initiated by noted literary figure Lu Xun thrived in China. Woodcut prints were viewed as a medium to depict the plight of the masses and popularize the idea of a revolution.
Philippine commerce chief says country is 'major trade partner, especially in tourism and agriculture', Jan Yumul reports in Hong Kong.
With 14 teams of about 200 members, a TV feature program has traveled across more than 10 provinces to trace the spiritual legacy of the Communist Party of China, the producers revealed at a recent symposium in Beijing.
An exhibition now at the China National Academy of Painting until July 27 teams up noted painters of the flower-and-bird genre.
A performance combining music and reciting poems and letters written by revolutionary martyrs was featured at the Beijing Comedy Theater on July 17.
Ngawang Lhamo, 27, and her sister-in-law sell homegrown fruits and homemade accessories on a market stall near a scenic area. Her brother, meanwhile, has opened a small company that offers excavator driving services for construction sites.
The Suzhou Symphony Orchestra launched its 2021-2022 season, which will see over 50 concerts and feature celebrated musicians including composer Tan Dun, violinist Ning Feng, pianist Zhang Haochen and tenor Shen Yang.
A TV drama series about the country's poverty alleviation efforts has become popular overseas, garnering millions of views on YouTube.
Miao Huixin couldn't help but smile as he introduced his artworks to an audience in Xiuzhou district, Jiaxing, Zhejiang province, in June.
"If possible, I want to skip the two days of parting," says Xu Xiaochan. Xu expressed her feelings about ending her work in the village on her WeChat, as she muttered, her voice faltering.
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