Events bring together international galleries and institutions, proving the country is becoming a central hub for collectors of original and valuable high-quality works, Zhang Kun reports.
Growing up near Beijing's Xiangshan Mountain, Zhang Zhaohui has long nurtured a deep connection to trees and the natural world. After more than 20 years of studying art theory, the now 59-year-old reinvented himself as an artist more than a decade ago, using his work to explore the relationship between traditional Chinese ink painting and nature.
As traveler numbers grow, sector targets benefiting communities and more inbound visitors, Xu Lin reports.
Zhangjiajie in Hunan province held its first international tourism innovation week recently to meet the increasing demand from the overseas tourism market, and to offer better services.
This year's iteration of the New Era Capital Script Incubation Project, co-initiated by the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism, was announced on Wednesday. The project's aim is to support and promote scripts and turn them into stage performances and 57 scripts selected for the reserve pool were introduced at the event.
The recent state visit to China of Italian President Sergio Mattarella has inspired discussions on deepening cultural exchanges between the two countries. This relationship has been enriched by historical figures like Marco Polo, the Venetian merchant and explorer, and Giuseppe Castiglione, the former missionary turned court painter.
From floating wine vessels to traditional village fairs, viewers immersed in virtual experiences
Chinese production brings beloved operetta subtly up to date to extend appeal to contemporary audiences, Chen Nan reports.
TV host recalls visit to Xinjiang as he returns with friends to experience the region's everlasting atmosphere, Li Yingxue reports.
A highlight of the ongoing China Shanghai International Arts Festival, Shanghai Opera House's new production of Don Giovanni will premiered at Shangyin Opera House from Nov 15-17.
To commemorate the 120th birthday of late Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping (1904-1997), a popular TV series revisiting his early years working in southwestern China recently concluded its first run on China Central Television's CCTV-1, said producers during a Beijing seminar.
The 2024 International Acupuncture and Moxibustion Academic Forum sponsored by the Beijing University of Chinese Medicine was held Nov 8-9 in Beijing.