Divine Steeds: The World of Horses in the Palace Museum's Painting and Calligraphy Collections kicked off on Tuesday at the Palace Museum in Beijing. The exhibition will open to the public in the museum's Wenhua Dian (Hall of Literary Brilliance) from Wednesday until June 21.
For ceramics enthusiasts, Jingdezhen will never disappoint.
By valuing sincerity over polish, the Ginkgo Festival empowers young filmmakers to tell personal stories and discover their creative voice on an international stage.
A new musical about Shi Jianqiao (1905-79), a woman who spent 10 years in hiding before assassinating warlord Sun Chuanfang (1885-1935) to avenge her father's death, recently opened its rehearsal room to the public, where the production team shared their insights.
The capital city rolls out a "colorwalk" micro-tourism route at a new Pizza Hut restaurant in the downtown area on Monday.
Over the past two years, Chusum county in the Xizang autonomous region has made steady progress in cultural tourism development, drawing on its rich heritage and unique plateau landscapes to attract visitors and improve local livelihoods.
High atop Changbai Mountain, Tianchi shimmers like a sapphire-blue jewel, but only for a limited time each year
Is music the privilege of the gifted? For pianist Lang Lang, the answer is both yes and no. His career reflects extraordinary talent, but he has also insisted that music should be accessible to all, including children in rural communities with limited resources.
In 2025, the National Theatre of China announced the revival of its classic play Green Snake. Now in rehearsal, the highly anticipated restaging features a new generation of young actors, promising a fresh take while preserving the play's original artistic essence.
The 2026 Youth Martial Arts Tournament for Beijing's Xicheng and Mentougou districts was held in Beijing over the weekend, marking a new milestone in its decade-long history.
The 20th Wangwu Mountain Cultural Tourism Festival commenced at the foot of Wangwu Mountain in Jiyuan, Henan, on April 11. During the opening ceremony, it was announced that the Short Video Section Honorary Ceremony of the 16th Beijing International Film Festival will be held in Jiyuan.
More than 40 years after the classic TV series Journey to the West first beamed into China's living rooms — turning actor Zhang Jinlai into the face of the beloved Monkey King — his appearance on Thursday at the China National Botanical Garden, where the 1986 series once filmed, brought die-hard fans to tears.
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