North China's Tianjin municipality will hold the first Green Intelligent Building Expo from June 24 to 27, with a focus on new materials, latest technologies, new equipment, and new energy in the building industry.
The late painter Huang Zhou is a leading figure of 20th-century Chinese art, whose ink paintings won popularity for their rich color schemes, sketchy strokes and vivid depictions of people's life, especially those living in ethnic communities such as the Xinjiang Uygur and Xizang autonomous regions and Qinghai province.
Late Russian landscape painter Valentine Mihaylovich Sidorov is known for capturing a variety of tranquil natural views in four seasons. His canvases also deliver a scholarly refinement which arose from his love and studies of Tang Dynasty (618-907) poetry.
The Skills and Artistry of Chinese Handcrafted Papermaking exhibition views the history of handmade paper in China, tracing diverse techniques and the role of paper in delivering information and intelligence in the development of human society.
Mixing fact, fiction and imaginative writing, author uses creative license to render the people and places of Ming Dynasty China in vivid detail.
Chloe Zhao's critically acclaimed film Nomadland continued to pile up awards last week in the United States, strengthening the chances of the Chinese-born director scooping an Oscar.
The musical Reborn, based on the true story of a narcotics officer, toured Beijing from Jan 6 to 8, as a tribute to police officers just before the Chinese people's police day on Jan 10.
Yaji, or "elegant gatherings" organized and attended by creative individuals, were popular centuries ago in China.
Taoxichuan in Jingdezhen of Jiangxi province was once home to ceramic factories. Now the former factory compound is being transformed into a creativity hub.
Jia Guangjian has been exploring the centuries-old flower-and-bird genre of classical Chinese ink painting for years.
The video site Bilibili presents a New Year gala that appeals to younger viewers。
Railway is a nation's important infrastructure, and also the big artery of national economy and the backbone of the transportation system. But the driving factor, most economists agree, has been technological change and upgrade. The development of railways in different periods contains distinct feature of the time and has become a symbol of national progress.
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