A new exhibition featuring the Chinese revolution and national achievements in the construction of the country opened at Long Museum in Shanghai on July 26, celebrating the 75th anniversary for the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Classic musical brings its feline friends for a new generation of theatergoers after a five-year hiatus, Chen Nan reports.
The third edition of Ailian Youth Grand Prix concluded with a grand gala at Beijing's Tianqiao Theater on Sunday.
China Central Newsreel and Documentary Film Studio (Group) hosted a collaboration conference on July 26 to utilize video resources better to promote China's revolutionary culture.
A unique concert, attended by classical musicians and Chinese scientists, was staged at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing on Sunday.
A joint calligraphy exhibition at Hong Kong City Hall, until Tuesday, introduces to the audience the history and cultural lineage of Zhejiang which has been enriched by the river. On show are works by Yang Xiaojun, a noted calligrapher from Fuyang district, along the river, and his disciple Zhao Yu.
Li Fushun's ongoing exhibition at the National Art Museum of China is a display of dozens of ink paintings derived from his extensive travels around the country over the years.
The Sky, Still That Sky produced by the Henan Provincial Drama Arts Center will stage the work in late August, followed by a national tour.
Before Zhang Fan goes to work every morning, the last step in her makeup routine is to put on false eyelashes. "The brown ones are charming. They look like drooping sunflowers," she says.
China's capital city received 1.66 million inbound trips, an increase of 245.6 percent compared to the same period last year, the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism reports.
One of the preeminent artists of 20th-century China, Jiang Zhaohe (1904-86) left an oeuvre that integrates the precision and dimensions of Western techniques with the shading and layering of classic Chinese painting. His work was realistic, with strong humanistic tendencies and allowed him to present a vivid profile of ordinary people, especially those suffering from hardship.
Zhang Gongque's (1924-2020) alma mater in Hangzhou, the National College of Art (today's China Academy of Art) was a gathering place for leading figures of modernism in early 20th-century China under whose guidance students like Zhang learned how to create with independence and to express with sincerity.
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