Tianjin's atmosphere has encouraged numerous artists to stay, some of whom are sharing their impressions and perspectives of the city at an exhibition over the weekend, as a part of the ongoing China Culture and Tourism Industries Exposition at the National Convention and Exhibition Center in Tianjin.
"Spreading the 5,000-year Chinese civilization", a new media joint promotion activity, organized by Shenyang's culture, tourism, radio and television bureau, kicked off recently.
A media event was held on Sept 1 in Beijing for the seventh season of the romantic social reality show Heart Signal. The show began airing on Tencent Video on Sept 2.
Esports is rapidly becoming a key sector in the race for growth within the new economy. A variety of professional clubs and players has emerged, attracting considerable attention and admiration, particularly from young audiences.
The 8th edition of China Traditional Opera Culture Week will take place at the Beijing Garden Expo Park from Sept 27 to Oct 3.
Artists from Zhejiang province, which has produced fine tea and ceramics since ancient times, have recently created spaces for tea for visitors at the Chinese Traditional Culture Museum in Beijing.
Shanghai Symphony Orchestra will hold a concert on Sept 12 commemorating the 130th anniversary of the birth of the musician Aaron Avshalomov, conducted by his grandson, David Avshalomov.
A theater production about the life story of the legendary Peking opera artist Mei Lanfang will be presented at BOCOM New Bund 31 Performing Arts Center on Oct 30-31.
The paddy fields located on a mountain in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region once only produced rice for locals, but today, they are a unique tourism resource. It is said that the Longji Rice Terraces were first discovered by backpackers in the 20th century when they saw the staggered rice paddies coiled in the karst mountains at an altitude of several kilometers and proclaimed them to be a breathtaking sight.
At the Beijing Library, a new landmark in Tongzhou district, visitors have the chance to hear nursery rhythms popular in the city centuries ago, all the way back to the 12th century.
Cheng Qiang's ongoing solo show at Shanghai's China Art Museum, which runs until Sept 14, reveals a brilliant world in which the painter tries to hide the traces of his brush, the lines and the work of his hands, but lets the colors run freely, to speak for themselves and the rules of universe.
"Treasured Time", an immersive exhibition displaying watches and clocks collected by the royal family during the Qing dynasty is running at the Memor Museum at Beijing 751 Park.
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