The China National Peking Opera Company has announced its upcoming spring performing season, promising audiences new productions and contemporary interpretations of classic Peking Opera works.
In Milan, a town in which the chic and the modern are seemingly inseparable, this was the aging star that simply stole the show: clothing dating back thousands of years gracing the catwalks and awing audiences from around the world.
British travel vloggers the Hutchinsons said China "shocked" them, after embarking on a three-month tour of the country.
Hailing from a remote mountainous village in Shidian county in the city of Baoshan, Southwest China's Yunnan province, Dong Meihua juggles two roles — entrepreneur and food vlogger.
When Li Hao went through a book of traditional Chinese paintings, some showing musical instruments, in 2019, he was intrigued by one particular image.
A wall painting of happy villagers playing musical instruments, accompanied by an attentive dog, draws the eye the moment one sets foot in Duqu village.
iQIYI, an innovative market-leading online entertainment service in China, announced the launch of its 2024 'Art Films' series on March 30 in Beijing. This latest series features titles that have triumphed at prestigious film festivals globally, offering home viewers easy access to world-renowned art films.
Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF) announced that the annual event will take place from June 14 to 23 this year.
A new exhibition at the Jiushi Art Museum in Shanghai explores modern interpretations of the landscape, a most important subject in Chinese art for centuries.
Diehard Chinese fans of the Dune franchise, longing to experience the desert planet Arrakis and witness colossal sandworms, now have the chance to immerse themselves in a new brand campaign launched by Dolby Laboratories.
The 14th Beijing International Film Festival, which will be held from April 18-26, released a teaser poster on Saturday for its main promotional film As Spring Comes Along by Chinese director Gu Xiaogang.
Before I came to China last autumn, I had spent several years studying Chinese language and culture, and I felt like I had a good overview of what might surprise me after moving here. However, certain things always managed to evade the scope of textbooks and television shows. For example, I was shocked by the vibrant life of the elderly and the differences in culture between the younger and older generations in China.
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