Discovering Tianfu, a series of microfilms on tourist attractions in SW China's Sichuan province, premiered at the Chengdu Emei Film Studio on Nov 17.
Writer Lin Zhao, 38, won this year's Blancpain-Imaginist Literary Prize on Nov 9 with her work Chao Xi Tu (Picture of Tide).
Doctors and patients come to terms with life-changing issues in medical drama, Xu Fan reports.
Ink artist Wen Wei is showing her paintings and calligraphic pieces at the Xianghu Future School, located in the scenic Xianghu zone, in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province.
The third exhibition of Enduring Fragrance, launched in 2018 to remember He Xiangning's commitment and accomplishments, is being held at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing, through Nov 24.
Evolving from a 7000-year-old fishing village to a dynamic modern city in the past 40 years, Shenzhen in Guangdong province boasts some of China’s largest buildings while also having some of the most stunning natural parks and beaches in the country. In 2008 this fascinating and diverse metropolis was officially designated by UNESCO as China's first and the world's sixth City of Design – a testament to its alluring charisma and seamless blend of modernity and traditional culture.
As one of the latest TV series to retell China's achievement in getting out of poverty, the TV series Shan He Jin Xiu (The Splendid Mountains and Rivers) has run on CCTV-1 and streamed on four major video platforms since Tuesday.
Ink Art: In A New Spirit, an exhibition University Arts Centre of The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, shows experimental works by ink artists from two generations.
Indicating Chinese filmmakers' effort to revive the domestic market, a slew of new movies have been recently released during the 2022 China Golden Rooster and Hundred Flowers Film Festival in Xiamen, Fujian province.
History and People's Choice, an original Chinese play co-produced by the Central Academy of Drama, will be staged at the Tianqiao Performing Arts Center in Beijing from Nov 18 to 20.
Postcards, stamps, gold bars, silver coins, souvenir envelopes and other collectibles featuring Year of the Rabbit designs have been jointly launched by China Post and China Philatelic in Beijing.
Potted Prunus will be sold at Christie's auction in Hong Kong on Nov 30.