Two years after the 2019 revolutionary film The Bugle from Gutian, actor Wang Renjun will again play Mao Zedong -- the founding father of People’s Republic of China -- in the upcoming epic 1921.
Various technologies have been adopted to digitize the 1,500-year-old Yungang Grottoes in Datong, North China's Shanxi province, to permanently preserve the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Public art has been an integral part in the history of World Expo Museum in Shanghai.
The exhibition held at Tsinghua University Art Museum and Academy of Arts and Design's buildings until June 2 shows paintings, sculptures, mixed-media works, fashion designs, urban planning designs and intelligence interaction designs. It is pool of ideas to envision an even more diverse world and possible solutions to realize such as future.
Children practicing fine arts and traditional Chinese calligraphy are welcome to the third edition of the National Fine Arts and Calligraphy Competition for Children. Those aged between 4 and 13 can submit their works to the organizing committee by Aug 2, the deadline.
Twelve arhat statues in East China's Shandong province dating back nearly 1,000 years have undergone their first renovation in 39 years.
The new season of New Live in China,now in its seventh year, will see 38 international theatrical productions, including ballet, plays, and operas.
A show displaying 151 pieces of murals copied from ancient caves across China, offering visitors a glimpse into the development of China’s ancient murals along the Silk Road, opened in Beijing on May 11.
Ink artist Wang Fumin's solo exhibition, now at China National Academy of Painting until May 14, shows more than 100 paintings which reflect a long-term passion for folk customs and art.
Statement of Keepsake, Wang's solo exhibition at Zero Space until May 16, shows paintings and sculptures in which he explores the themes of time, history and reflection on the present.
The most famous line in Hamlet, "To be or not to be, that's the question," was uttered in the Tibetan language for the first time in Shanghai on May 7.
Amid the robust recovery of the domestic tourism market following the effective containment of the COVID-19 epidemic in China, "red tourism" stands out.