A performance at the Hongqiao Art Centre in Shanghai's Changning district on April 5 showcased the fusion of Eastern and Western music traditions during the 7th International Accordion Culture and Arts Week, a key event in the 2025 Shanghai Spring International Music Festival.
The morning sun shines through carved wooden screens, falling on the petals of a handcrafted peony taking shape under Li Yifan's deft fingers.
The enduring popularity of Zhang Daqian's work is grounded on his technical refinement and aesthetics, and also, the many styles he mastered to leave a diverse oeuvre.
Ma Tiankun took fourth place during the recently concluded 2025 Long-Thibaud International Piano Competition in France.
In the Hexi Corridor, an ancient trade route in Northwest China, its historic magnitude is rivaled only by its majestic nature, which continually inspires the heroic stamina required to endure this rugged land.
A news from CHINA DAILY reports fishermen catching Asian carp on Barkley Lake in Kentucky. Key points: it's about the activity of fishermen catching Asian carp at a specific lake in Kentucky.
China is riding the wave of an AI-powered transformation. As artificial intelligence reshapes industries and daily life, it is not only driving automation and increasing efficiency but also unlocking new possibilities.
The 11th Hebi Cherry Blossom Festival opened on April 2 in Hebi, Henan province, and will run until April 21. The festival features 17 main events, three collaborative activities, and three business forums integrating culture, technology and tourism.
The Henan province edition of opera La Traviata, jointly produced by Zhengzhou University's conservatory and Beijing Poly Theatre, will have four performances in Beijing from April 30 to May 3. Last year, 10 shows in Henan attracted 20,000 live and 10 million online viewers. The production features young local artists. The dean aims to boost Henan's cultural development with high - quality works.
An exhibition, highlighting gongbihua, which is a traditional Chinese painting technique known for its meticulous, detailed and precise brushwork, was unveiled at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing, which will run until April 20.
The Life of Pi, a British play based on Canadian author Yann Martel's best-selling novel that sold more than 15 million copies worldwide, will be staged at Hong Kong's Xiqu Center in the West Kowloon Cultural District, between June 26 and 29.