Four installations by artists including Japanese designer, Kenya Hara, are being displayed in different spots around Sanlitun Taikooli, which is known as a fashion landmark in Beijing.
The Zhou Family Band has been performing for the past seven generations and is still going strong, Chen Nan reports.
Imagine an online novelist's regular life.
An investment fund for cultural and creative industrial development was established in China's southwestern metropolis of Chengdu, raising 2.5 billion yuan ($364 million) in its first round, local authorities announced Tuesday.
The Austrian National Tourist Office, Austria's national tourism organization, recently held two promotion events in Shanghai and Beijing to introduce winter tourism of its popular destinations –Salzburg, Innsbruck and Oetztal Valley.
The first China Cultural Intellectual Property and Innovative Design Exhibition, or CCIP Exhibition opened on Sept 20, together with the Beijing Design Week Exposition, at Pavilion 11 of the National Agricultural Exhibition Center in Beijing.
The pioneering French-Chinese abstract painter Chu Teh-chun (1920-2014), along with his fellow artists Zao Wou-ki and Wu Guanzhong, were once dubbed the "three musketeers", who were responsible for bringing Chinese art into the modern era via international recognition.
As part of the ongoing 2018 Beijing Design Week, the 2018 China-Europe International City Renewal Forum was held on Sept 25 at Lang Yuan Station in Beijing, which used to be a textile warehouse.
The seventh China National Kunqu Opera Art Festival is due to be held in Suzhou, Jiangsu province, in October, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism announced on Wednesday.
Visiting farms and participating in folk customs were popular activities for tourists during Mid-Autumn Festival holiday from Saturday to Monday, according to a report released by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism on Monday.
More than 70 exhibitors from both home and abroad recently joined the fourth annual Dice Con Board Game Convention in Beijing. There, visitors were able to try out a range of board games at tables before deciding whether to buy them. Other activities included the launch of new games.
Greater numbers of young Chinese are putting down their digital devices and finding social escapism in the diverse world of board games, Xu Lin reports.
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