A memorial exhibition honoring Hong Kong business magnate Dr. Lee Shau-kee opened in Beijing last week.
A recent symposium at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing illuminated the diverse explorations of creativity by women active in artist circles. The event was held during the CAFA exhibition, Shape of Myself, featuring members of the China Women Artists Association.
More than 200 paintings, posters, manuscripts and designs created by Zhou Lingzhao (1919-2023) were recently donated to the Central Academy of Fine Arts, in Beijing, where he taught for decades.
High on the Wumeng Mountains of Southwest China's Guizhou province, wind is the constant protagonist. Across the highlands stretches one of the world's largest belts of wild chive blossoms.
Although introduced to China from the Middle East, the art of glass-blowing has taken root in an ancient Chinese county and evolved into a vibrant specialty industry.
In recent years, Chinese tea beverage brands have become an increasingly familiar sight overseas. From Kuala Lumpur to Singapore and as far as Los Angeles in the United States, Chinese milk tea and freshly brewed tea brands are establishing a presence in mainstream commercial districts, airports and university campuses.
In the hushed halls of the Junsheng Sandstone Paintings Creative Space, the walls do not shimmer with oil paint or float in washes of ink. Touch the vividly colored works that line the white walls of the studio in Zhangjiajie, Central China's Hunan province, and your fingertip meets not smooth pigment but a coarse, warm, intricately layered texture.
It was a chilly Thursday evening on March 5. The ground, trees and rooftops of Beijing had been blanketed in snow for two days. Drum Tower West Theatre, tucked away in a quiet hutong, or narrow alley, in Beijing's iconic Drum and Bell Towers area, was filled with the soft hum of anticipation.
An increasing number of high-quality cultural productions from China are drawing widespread attention and applause on the global stage. Among them is the original Chinese musical #0528.
Award-winning architect Wang Shu urges cities to regenerate, blending tradition with modern design, while respecting history.
Daxue Wangjing (Vision of a University), an ongoing exhibition at the China Academy of Art's museum, offers a comprehensive look at the institution's journey toward becoming a leading art school with a global outlook.
In Shenzhen, South China's Guangdong province, known for its high-tech development and dazzling modernity, a recent dispute over park lighting attracted wide attention, and the winner was wildlife.
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