Shanghai's arts and cultural scene appears to have fully recovered from the pandemic, with the authorities announcing on March 18 that theaters and other public entertainment facilities could operate at full capacity.
Nearly 60 percent of young Chinese interviewed for a recent survey by China Youth Daily said they habitually go to bed late and don't fall asleep until after 11 pm.
New TV show sees veteran funnymen nurture future talent, while encouraging them to work harder for the laughs and think deeper about their craft.
Online videos show the young at heart enjoying a new lease on life as they attract a diverse following.
The global recorded music market grew by 7.4 percent in 2020, the sixth consecutive year of growth.
Check out these patterns created by students from the art and design institute at Donghua University in Shanghai which depict female figures wearing traditional Chinese costumes and flower scenes on campus in spring.
A Dream Like A Dream, an eight-hour Chinese contemporary theatrical work written and directed by acclaimed director Stan Lai, will be staged in Wuhan, Hubei province, on April 22.
Shanghai will host its first coffee culture week from Mar 29 to Apr 11, according to a news conference held on Monday at the Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Shanghai.
Palace of Devotion, a 61-episode costume drama recounting the legendary life of Liu E, a low-born orphan-turned queen and wife of the third emperor in the Song Dynasty (960-1279), has recently run on three of the country's most popular streaming platforms, respectively iQiyi, Tencent and Youku, since March 20.
Inspired by the trend, the variety show Share Your Life traces six such young people -- who work in different fields but share a house -- to explore their confusions, challenges and struggles.
The China Arts and Entertainment Group Ltd (CAEG), the nation's largest promoter of arts and culture exchanges, turned 70 in 2020. In a recent interview, CAEG chairman Li Jinsheng talked to Chinaculture.org about the group's history, achievements and big plans.
The Heze peony, with its vibrant color and spectacular shape, has long been held as a regional treasure. In recent years, locals have utilized this cultural symbol to create traditional brush paintings as a way to rise up out of poverty.
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