The Playpower Collection, an innovative art series by 19-year-old Chinese artist Chen Yanran and her studio Accro Studio, was presented at ComplexCon 2024 in Las Vegas over the weekend. The event marked the international debut of the collection, which is inspired by the animated IP WaarWorld.
A landmark strategic distribution agreement was announced by the Universal Music Greater China, a division of the world-leading music company, Universal Music Group, and China's top independent music label, Modern Sky, on Nov 20.
Looking Back, Understanding the Future - Commemorative Exhibition of Prints on the 75th Anniversary of China-Russia Diplomatic Relations opened on Friday, at the Art and Literature Gallery of the Chinese Academy of Arts, co-hosted by the Chinese Academy of Arts and the Russian National Academy of Arts.
The winners of 21 awards at the 37th China Film Golden Rooster Awards, one of the most prestigious industry honors in the country, were announced on Saturday night in Xiamen in East China's Fujian province.
The documentary film De la Gran Muralla a Machu Picchu (From the Great Wall to Machu Picchu), produced by China Global Television Network and filmed by China Central Newsreel and Documentary Film Studio (Group) premiered in Peru on Nov 16.
Luc Tuymans: The Past, at the UCCA Center for Contemporary Art, investigates the approach to painting and attitude toward history of the Belgian painter, who attended the opening.
Keqiao, a district in Zhejiang province's Shaoxing city, rolled out a series of local folk opera, landscape and gourmet food tours in Beijing on Nov 14 aimed at attracting Beijing residents during the upcoming Spring Festival in late January.
Broadway classic Chicago was staged in Beijing on Nov 14, with shows running till Nov 24.
The winners of 21 awards at the 37th China Film Golden Rooster Awards, one of the most prestigious industry honors in the country, were announced on Saturday night in Xiamen in East China's Fujian province.
It was approaching the height of summer and work at Huang Shuofu's factory was also heating up, with more than 20 employees rushing to fill orders for his local specialty product — Chinese tuanshan fans.
In the 1990s, China's pop music scene was marked by a blend of global and local influences as well as significant shifts in the way music was produced, bought and appreciated. Among the diversity of genres around, the 1990s was greatly defined by campus folk music, which is driven by acoustic guitar and piano, and lyrics about campus romances, university life and youth.
Wang Jiaqi and Zhang Yuyan may come from diverse backgrounds but they have one thing in common: their absolute love and passion for theater which leads them to binge-watch plays.
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