When award-winning theater director Thom Southerland was invited to join the production of an original Chinese musical, which aims to bring the archaeological discoveries from the Sanxingdui site to life onstage, he did some research about the site, which he found intriguing.
As night falls, Fang Xuanling and Du Ruhui, two officials from the Tang dynasty (618-907), transcend time to embark on a captivating journey to the Grand Tang Mall, an enchanting scenic spot in the historic Chinese city of Xi'an.
Marc Chagall (1887-1985) is most well-known for his paintings featuring surrealist scenes and colors that evoke in the viewer delight, a longing for love and sometimes slight sadness.
Chinese scientists have made a new breakthrough in hybrid potato breeding by using evolutionary genomics to identify deleterious mutations, which may help shorten the breeding process and generate more, and better, potato varieties.
Miles to Go, adapted from late writer Lu Yao's novella Life, set a rating record on China Central Television's flagship channel CCTV-1, according to the producers at a recent symposium held in Beijing.
Blades of the Guardians, a popular Chinese comic work that has received recognition in Japan, has been adapted into an animated series and will be released on Tencent Video on June 1.
Three nurses from Peking Union Medical College Hospital, who have been awarded for their hard work at the hospital and when dispatched to other places, were invited to sit for portraiture making by sculptors.
The Wanli Emperor ranks among the most storied rulers in Chinese history. His nearly 48 years in power during the 16th century makes him the longest-reigning emperor in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). A special exhibition showcasing relics from Wanli's reign opened recently at the National Museum of Classic Books in Beijing.
Ningbo Performance & Arts Group is going to premiere its latest dance drama, Great Port in the East, on May 15 and 16.
Beijing Wtown has rolled out a range of new experiences for Mother's Day, Valentine's Day (May 20), Children's Day and Father's Day during May 10 - June 30.
Zhang Lucheng was raised, lived and worked in the Northwest where he was nurtured by the landscapes of extensiveness and the atmosphere of historic accumulations. This emotional attachment has made him focus his work on depicting the region, especially those scenes along the ancient Silk Road.
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