As one of the most anticipated films of the upcoming May Day holiday, Trapped — which recently won two Tiantan Awards at the 15th Beijing International Film Festival — is set to hit domestic theaters on Thursday.
Three hundred years ago, a British stole Wuyi rock tea seeds. Now, US journalist Douglas visits Xiamei village at Wuyi Mountain's foot to learn tea - making. He realizes the "kung fu" in it, like "eagle claw skills" for picking and "tai chi hands" for shaking leaves. The video may answer why he came and his views on the 13,000 - km Tea Road.
Hollywood actor's latest film gives an unconventional look into the world of CIA spies, Xu Fan reports.
Chinese tourists are passionate explorers. They seek out cultural heritage, wander through museums, embrace outdoor adventures, savor local flavors, talk with residents and share their journeys on social media platforms.
Yanqing district in northwestern Beijing offers immersive nighttime cultural experiences. Key among them is the Badaling Night Tour from April 30 to Oct 7, with themed zones and live shows. The upgraded Guihe River night show, running on weekends till Oct 8, combines floating stages and holographic projections. Also, the Dreams of the Great Wall performance tells an ancient general's story. These represent the vision for next - gen cultural tourism.
The Quancheng Symphony Orchestra, China's youngest symphony orchestra, was founded in 2024 and debuted at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing on Wednesday. Its members have an average age of 26.
As a museum director, what would you do, after a devastating fire rips through the buildings of your workplace and claims important assets in your collection?
While many university students may care more about surfing on social media, hanging out, or playing video games than visiting a museum, the 24-hour programming competition Hackathon initiated by the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza is attempting to attract young people with the help of modern technology.
The Shanghai Conservatory of Music recently hosted an immersive performance featuring Chinese instruments including replicas of pieces displayed in the Oriental Musical Instrument Museum as part of the conservatory's opening session to the public. Those instruments were brought to life by the conservatory's students and faculty, showcasing different music themes.
China's National History Museum's first 4D science film, "Into the Depths", premiered in Beijing. The film combines animation with scientific research, guiding viewers on an immersive deep - sea journey. China Film Animation Ltd collaborated with marine research institutions for two years to create it. Prominent figures attended the premiere. A scientist hoped it would boost ocean conservation awareness. Besides museum screenings, it will tour several cities.
Sleep No More, the immersive theater experience by Punchdrunk, unveiled a new special edition this month after eight years of immensely successful performance in Shanghai.
The annual iQIYI World Conference kicked off on Wednesday, which spotlighted the company's latest developments in business strategy, technological innovation and content creation, along with industry insights.
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