The renowned director Zhang Yimou's first espionage story, Cliff Walkers, has opened across domestic theaters, including all the over 700 IMAX cinemas in the mainland, since April 30.
The importance of raising awareness of mental wellbeing is increasingly emphasized since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Carved in Binyangzhong Cave, an imperial cave excavated in the Northern Wei Dynasty (386-534), the high-relief sculpture Emperor and Empress Pay Respect for Buddha is a national treasure of great historical and cultural values.
Collecting Memories From the Used is an exhibition of antique things assembled by private collectors over decades.
Inspired by these classic panels created nearly a century ago, designers and artisans at Lalique, the brand founded by Rene Lalique, launched a new series of works named after Gaia, the Greek goddess of the Earth.
A YBA figure, a late leader of realism and a show of home-grown urban art, these are some of the highlights to be unveiled at the annual Art Beijing, of which the 16th edition will run at the National Agricultural Exhibition Center from April 30 to May 3.
Report on the Frontiers of Chinese History (2020), conducted by the Chinese Academy of History in Beijing, is part of the academy's achievement released to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China.
Xinlong Forest Music Festival will be held on May 2 and 3 in Xinlong Ecological Forest of Changzhou city, Jiangsu province, featuring 14 groups of indie musicians and bands, headlined by Chinese rock singer-songwriter Cui Jian, rock band consisting of Mongolian ethnic musicians—Nine Treasures, rock bands Sound Toy and Muma.
Standing out from Three Centuries, running through May 9 at NAMOC, shows dozens of paintings from the collections of the two museums.
Well-established painter and educator Yuan Yunsheng has been pioneering new developments in painting since his school days at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in the 1950s.