'I can't let go of it," young Peking Opera performer Gu Zhaohui says, when asked why he stuck to the traditional art form, which saw a significant decline in its appeal during the late 1980s.
A Very Practical Psychological Course of Guoxue is a book that focuses on the common emotional problems and life confusions of modern people, trying to find possible solutions from the ancient wisdom of guoxuevia traditional Chinese philosophy.
A recent report by tourism website Qyer unveiled that most Chinese visitors have a plan to travel overseas within a year, as the country's adjusted COVID-19 response has lifted restrictions on overseas trips.
Zhang Yimou, one of China's most prominent and prolific directors, has returned to the fiercely competitive Spring Festival holiday box office with his latest directorial effort, Full River Red.
As one of the most popular sports in China, ping-pong will become the "protagonist" on the silver screen during the forthcoming Spring Festival.
Deep Sea, one of the most anticipated blockbusters in the forthcoming Spring Festival, has earned a nomination during the 73rd Berlin International Film Festival.
In Chinese traditional culture, the Spring Festival is the biggest festival of the year for the Chinese people. As one of the twelve Chinese zodiac animals, the rabbit is not only cute, but also holds many interesting implications.
Shanghai Grand Theatre released its new season slogan 'Go Live!' and call on people to enjoy live art in the new season.
An exhibition of artworks about rabbits is taking place at Shanghai Library Pudong Branch from Jan 18 to Feb 19.
The 20th Forum on International Cultural Industries in China recently gathered policymakers, researchers and industry insiders to deliver an overview of the development of the cultural industry in 2022 and examine future trends and vitality of the sector.
As Wang Jinqiang walks to work each morning, his journey is accompanied by the high-pitched calls of Hainan gibbons, wild animals whose population he is employed to track and count.
With each of its overall 24 episodes reaching a high rating at 1.941 percent, Bright Future, a popular TV series examining the dedication of China's grassroots civil servants, has become the second most watched drama aired on China Media Group, the country's largest broadcaster, in 2022, according to China Television Arts Commission.
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