On Wednesday, the exhibition The Freedom Reconstructed by Lines and Philosophical Thoughts: Another World of Jidi Majia opened at the Tingtaoguzhong Art Museum in Xichang, Liangshan prefecture, Southwest China's Sichuan province. The exhibition features 42 calligraphy works and 43 paintings created by Jidi Majia, a poet and artist of the Yi ethnic group.
As one of the biggest Hollywood films of the summer, Twisters, a stand-alone sequel to the 1996 disaster epic Twister, is scheduled to open in theaters across the Chinese mainland on Friday, simultaneously with its release in North America.
After slow start, upcoming release of big-name movies, domestic and international, injects fresh momentum into film market, Xu Fan reports.
Welcome to Milele Village, a popular TV series following a Chinese medical team dispatched to work in Africa, began airing on Wednesday in Kenya and Tanzania in a Swahili-dubbed version.
Films challenge perceived notions of what it means to age, exploring the difficulties with dignity, Wang Qian reports.
Kunqu Opera stars reprise the roles that made them famous 18 years ago, Chen Nan reports.
The Zhejiang Symphony Orchestra gave a concert at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing on Tuesday to mark its 15th anniversary.
Marking the 70th anniversary of its premiere of the classic Chinese play Thunderstorm, Beijing People's Art Theater staged the production again at the Capital Theater in Beijing on July 16, with shows running until July 28.
The exhibition On Top of the Pyramid: The Civilization of Ancient Egypt will open on July 18 at the Shanghai Museum. It is the first exhibition of ancient Egyptian art curated by Chinese scholars and researchers, as well as the largest showcase of Egyptian art in China, featuring 788 objects selected from the collection of seven Egyptian museums and archaeological institutions.
An exhibition showcasing the craftsmanship of tribute bricks from Linqing, Liaocheng city of East China's Shandong province, opened at Prince Kung's Palace Museum in Beijing on Tuesday. The exhibition will run until Aug 11.
In 2017, Rukhiya Baidukenova was 18 years old as she watched Kazakhstan singer, Dimash Kudaibergen performing on Singer, a popular talent show for professional singers produced by Hunan TV. Better known in China as Dimash, Kudaibergen developed a wide fan base. As a singer herself and a big fan of Chinese TV shows, Baidukenova found herself hoping to take part in Singer one day.
Children and their parents from more than 40 countries have visited the two outlets of Shanghai Children's Library in the two years ago when the facility began dual-site operation, the library said on Tuesday.
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