A TV series featuring more than 200 actors and actresses to portray individuals who uphold the spirit of the Communist Party of China over the past century began airing on Hunan Satellite TV on May 4.
The first Bashu Chorus Festival, or a nationwide singing event "Sing A Folk Song to Our Party", kicked off in a launch ceremony on the evening of May 16 in Nanchong, Southwest China's Sichuan province.
A forum held recently in Beijing zoomed in on the artistic and historical values of a book believed to be published between 1174 and 1189, during the later years of Emperor Xiaozong.
When scriptwriter Li Ya'nan was invited to join a musical titled Beijing Story, she was intrigued, because, born and raised in the capital, Li is keen to tell stories about the city.
"As I ate bread and salt provided by the Chinese people in those days ... now my home will always be open to the Chinese people," said Khomidzhon Uzganov, a 96-year-old Soviet Red Army veteran, repeatedly uttering the only Chinese words he remembered of "thank you".
On the Buddha Ceremony Stage in the Longmen Grottoes Scenic Area in Luoyang, Central China's Henan province,"Emperor Xiaowen" of the Northern Wei Dynasty (386-534) and "Queen Wenzhao" walked slowly with a group of maidservants following them.
VIENTIANE－After arriving in Laos on May 4, the medical expert team sent by the Chinese government has coordinated with the Lao side to fully carry out its job to join the fight against COVID-19 here, and has also helped build an "anti-epidemic shield" for cooperation projects and for the Chinese people in Laos.
A highlight of China Guardian’s 2021 spring auction in Beijing, Chinese ink painter Li Keran’s Long March will likely sell at an estimated price of more than 120 million yuan ($18.6 million) at the upcoming auction scheduled for May 18 to 22.
Two years after the 2019 revolutionary film The Bugle from Gutian, actor Wang Renjun will again play Mao Zedong -- the founding father of People’s Republic of China -- in the upcoming epic 1921.
Public art has been an integral part in the history of World Expo Museum in Shanghai.
Temperatures are rising across China and a hot-weather trend is making a comeback: popsicles shaped like cultural markers.
The exhibition held at Tsinghua University Art Museum and Academy of Arts and Design's buildings until June 2 shows paintings, sculptures, mixed-media works, fashion designs, urban planning designs and intelligence interaction designs. It is pool of ideas to envision an even more diverse world and possible solutions to realize such as future.
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