Shanghai Museum opens to the public for 24 hours on the last day of the exhibitionFrom Botticelli to Van Gogh: Masterpieces from the National Gallery, Londonon May 7.
Overseas Chinese Town, a major tourism and amusement park operator in China, received 5.96 million traveler visits during the May Day holiday, up 148 percent compared with the same period last year.
Immersive dance performance Mobius debuted at the CHAO Bridge Space in Beijing on April 22 as part of the 17th edition of Festival Croisements.
20thCentury Architectural Heritage Reader, a new illustrated book launched on May 4 in Beijing, aims to shed light on the living but often ignored landmarks created in the last century and open a chapter for their protection.
Director Lu Chuan's latest directorial work, Beijing 2022, which was selected as the opening film of the recently concluded 13th Beijing International Film Festival, is scheduled to hit domestic theaters on May 19.
Marvel Studios' latest superhero film, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, has taken China's box office by storm, dethroning Chinese test pilot-themed movie Born to Fly as the country's new box office champion.
Chinese dancer-choreographer Wang Yabin's latest work, Swan — A Different Story, premiered in Lucerne, Switzerland, on May 5.
The People's Music Publishing House has spent the past five years translating and compiling the Chinese version of the sixth edition of the Oxford Dictionary of Music. On April 27, it was released in Beijing.
The National Cultural Heritage Administration and China Daily are inviting submissions of short videos featuring artifacts that promote cultural exchanges and mutual understanding between Chinese and foreign civilizations.
Dozens of figure paintings, spanning from the 16th to the 20th centuries, are on show at the Powerlong Museum in Shanghai.
Every spring, a handful of aspiring dancers and choreographers of the National Ballet of China spend extra time in the company's studios, preparing for its annual dance workshop.
It seems like a contradiction at first, a glaring anomaly. But There is a Fish in the Desert has a style resembling ancient myth and allegory, providing a unique insight with vivid imagination, says Ka Bun, from Hong Kong company Alishan-Cloud E-commerce Co, publisher of the upcoming traditional Chinese version of the novel.
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