The 32nd Zigong International Dinosaur Lantern Festival recently drew to a close after a five-month run, nearly twice as long as the sessions held a decade ago.
What if the legendary heroes, historical figures and cultural icons of Chinese mythology didn't just live in ancient texts but stepped onto a small stage in France, pulled by strings, shadows and breath?
Less than two weeks before the Dragon Boat Festival, which fell on June 19 this year, Yu Chungeng and his company were racing against the clock. "There were still over a dozen orders to deliver," he said. "We were working day and night."
After viral clips, cuddly sheep might be starting to outnumber the real thing in northwestern China.
China and Austria are joining forces to launch an international choral week in Wuxi, Jiangsu province, bringing together choirs, music experts and cultural institutions from around the world for a cross-cultural celebration of choral music.
A new cultural and commercial destination in central Beijing is inviting visitors to step back in time with life-size recreations of the city's streets and neighborhoods from the 1950s to the 1990s.
The Red Army-themed film Crossing has dominated China's box office, holding the single-day top spot for several consecutive days since its release on June 26, while also triggering a wave of tourism to Guizhou province, where much of the film was shot.
Captivating drama delves into the rich traditions of Chinese artistry, intertwining history and storytelling to celebrate a national heritage, Xu Fan reports.
The Museum of Art Pudong is currently hosting Solo, an exhibition billed as one of the largest global showcases of the Italian still-life master Giorgio Morandi (1890-1964) in the 21st century.
After six years of design and construction, new city landmark will soon open to the public, fulfilling a theatrical ecosystem with its award-winning innovations, Zhang Kun reports.
At 21, Jack Goodrich flew the Hump into China, the vital air route that kept supplies flowing to China over the Himalayas between 1942 and 1945 during World War I
Desert landscapes and family memories continue guiding a musician's performances and creative journey, Chen Nan reports.
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