Four cultural plays Ancient Sound of Dunhuang, Encore Dunhuang, Dunhuang Splendid Ceremony, and Thousand-Armed, Thousand-Eyed reflecting the history and culture of the famed Dunhuang city along the ancient Silk Road are staged in the city.
Museums in the Chinese port city of Tianjin have been witnessing a visitor boom this summer, with youngsters reportedly leading the ongoing cultural tourism craze.
Home Is Where the Haunt Is, the second triennial of X Museum is slated to open on Aug 27 in Beijing.
A group of Chinese musicians, led by renowned conductor and president of the Central Conservatory of Music Yu Feng, visited Vienna between Aug 8 and 10.
The domestic movie audiences are relishing iconic Ninja Turtle siblings, four mutant creatures who are skilled martial artists, being "raised" and "trained" by action hero Jackie Chan in their new animated offering, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem.
From research into the oldest irrigation system and its interaction with surrounding lives in Sichuan province, China, to watering the dried potted plants on the streets of Europe, three artists on the two continents have been exploring with distinctive approaches the issues of the ecological environment and its relations with human activities throughout history. Their commitment and skill have seen them win last year's Choi Foundation Contemporary Art Award, and their works are now on show at Ophiolite, an exhibition at Beijing's Choi Centre, running through to Sept 17.
Thailand is easing its visa application process by reducing approval time and required documents in a bid to attract more foreign tourists, a government official said Thursday.
The Beijing Children's Art Theater has created a drama trilogy Yaya, adapted from Ye Guangcen's work, which narrates the everyday life of Yaya, a girl living in hutong, and unfolds the social landscape of the capital city in the 1950s.
Coffee mugs, tea cups, throw pillows, porcelain vases, table lamps, popsicle sticks, hairpins, canvas bags...
Sun Haining' one-man show, Endeavoring for Beauty, which is being held at the China National Academy of Painting until Aug 13 (Sunday), is a display of ink paintings and painted ceramics that reflect his research into different forms of cultural tradition.
After getting attention at a string of international film festivals, director Li Xu's Sunflower in the Dark is scheduled to be released in domestic theaters later this year.
Presented by the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra and Kunqu artist Zhang Jun from the Chinese mainland, and directed by Lee Hsiao-Pin from Taiwan, The Palace of Eternal Life on a Moonlit Night -- a tripartite concert co-production -- is scheduled to hit the stage in September. The concert is a fusion of Kunqu and Chinese orchestra music, accompanied by innovative stage designs, storytelling techniques and presentation of Kunqu Opera.