A dozen of short films are not playing online as part of the Brazilian Short Film Festival, co-launched by the Brazilian embassy in China and curator Marcos Jorge, on the embassy's official accounts on major Chinese streaming platforms until May 29.
In Hangzhou, capital of Zhejiang province, a major archaeology and restoration project ongoing at the site of Deshou Palace is expected to restore the complex and transform it into a Southern Song Dynasty Museum.
A national treasure, the bronze sword of Fuchai, king of the State of Wu in 495 BC, is on display in the west branch of the Suzhou Museum in Suzhou, East China's Jiangsu province to celebrate the International Museum Day. With its superior craftsmanship, the sword is still very sharp even after 2,400 years.
Sheng Chun, an artisan from Wuzhong district, Suzhou, East China's Jiangsu province, has been striving to restore the Suzhou fan, a traditional handicraft in China known for its long history and elaborate craftsmanship, to its former glory. She incorporated calligraphy and Chinese painting in creating a series of tiger-themed works.
Artist Shao Jie's project, Alley, Ghost and Eighty Cents, draws on his childhood memories to reflect on the link between the past and the present, the meanings of texts and the logic lying behind.
An exhibition of ancient glassware that reflects cultural exchanges along the Silk Road opened Tuesday in Xi'an, capital of Northwest China's Shaanxi province.
Today marks International Museum Day, an annual event created in 1977 by the International Council of Museums.
More than 81 million domestic and overseas tourists visited South China's tropical island province of Hainan in 2021, equivalent to 97.5 percent of visits in 2019, local authorities said Tuesday.
Despite setbacks and budgetary constraints, director Xu Jizhou is basking in the glow of victory as his special forces-themed TV show wins wide acclaim.
Qu Jianxiong's exhibition at Tianjin Binhai Art Museum examines the relationship between men and space.
I Am a Superstar, an original production by leading online streaming website iQiyi, has stirred heated discussion after its premiere on April 30 for its reflection of the lives of young people today.
Archaeologists have found an epitaph dating back to the year 757 during the Tang Dynasty (618-907) in North China's Hebei province.
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