Following the successful exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) in New York, Recasting the Past: The Art of Chinese Bronzes, 1100-1900 opened at the Shanghai Museum on Nov 11, showcasing approximately 178 pieces or sets of artifacts, including dozens that have never been displayed to the public.
A revived classic restaurant is leading a city-wide campaign celebrating the Chinese capital’s culinary traditions.
The first Beijing Technology and Art Week got underway in the iconic 798 Art District on Friday, with a thrilling mix of art and technology experiences on offer.
Sichuan artist Zhang Mengrou experiments with the idea of solar terms to render them with a vibrant palette and geometric patterns.
Landscapes in View: Exploring the Beauty of Heritage, an academic symposium held on Nov 24 in Beijing, made a strong case for the importance of architectural photography in both protecting and promoting 20th-century architectural heritage.
IMAX China announced on Monday that Disney's Zootopia 2 opened to a roaring box office of $20.5 million in IMAX theaters during its five-day debut in China.
A concert celebrating the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Thailand and China was held on Sunday at Beijing Concert Hall, featuring a collaboration between the Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra and 11 musicians from the China National Symphony Orchestra.
The China Tourism Academy and tourism platform Mafengwo recently jointly released a report about China's cultural specialties, which were categorized into five areas, festival customs, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine, folk art and cultural intellectual properties.
Ji Yali, a Beijing artist who has dedicated herself to helping stray animals for 16 years, recently launched a solo exhibition in Suzhou, Jiangsu province. The show will run until next month.
Hungarian novelist Laszlo Krasznahorkai's writing carries a Kafkaesque aura, influenced by Russian culture. This fusion, according to Gao Xing, an expert on Eastern European literature, gives his novels a unique narrative charm at the geopolitical and cultural crossroads.
With the last note fading out at the recent The Magic of Tomorrowland music festival in Shanghai, 21-year-old American Tram Ngo's dream came true in China — being part of the united global community that shares a love and passion for electronic music.
Walking down the catwalk and illuminated by spotlights, Da Huang, a Chinese dog known for its role in the TV drama Mysterious Lotus Casebook, modeled an ancient-style black fur coat while its owner wore a matching dark robe with complementary patterns.