The 12th Shanghai Lotus and Waterlily Exhibition kicked off on Monday, showcasing more than 500 types of lotus flowers and more than 100 varieties of waterlilies. Five parks across the city are participating to provide nature lovers with a blooming exploration of flowers.
As technology reshapes relic preservation, rural folks emerge as essential partners in sustaining cultural identity, Yang Feiyue reports in Changsha.
Following positive feedback from visitors, the Art Museum of the Central Academy of Fine Arts recently rotated the paintings on show at the long-term exhibition Ancient Chinese Art.
Dolby Laboratories, a leading player in immersive entertainment, and Emperor Cinemas recently opened two new halls in the latter chain's cinema in Sanlitun Taikoo Li, a premier shopping destination in Beijing.
Shishuo (Discourse on Teaching), a famous prose of Tang Dynasty (618-907) writer Tang Yu, says, "Pupils are not necessarily inferior to their teachers, nor teachers better than their pupils." It suggests a harmonious relation between teachers and students who would both benefit from each other.
Red, yellow and blue dots dance across walls as children's laughter echoes through a pool of sun-hued balls.
Chinese artist Lu Sisi is holding his first major solo exhibition, Sunset Drum Sunrise Bell • IV Quadrate, at Tank Shanghai until Sept 7. The work integrates film, installation and sound.
Listening to the Amber Quartet is to witness the convergence of two musical worlds, where the resonance of ancient Chinese traditions meets the refined legacy of Western classical music.
The Lost National Treasure, a popular TV series inspired by real archaeological discoveries, took three years to produce. One key step in preparing to film the series involved visiting 21 historic relic sites, revealed the producers during a recent seminar in Beijing.
Altay, a picturesque prefecture in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, has become the "protagonist" of an upcoming movie that is also part of a franchise organized by the China Film Association to support young talent.
2009, a small piece of animal bone was found at a Paleolithic site in Xuchang, Henan province. The easily-overlooked object turned out to be a vital discovery of archaeology — a bird sculpture in testimony to the workmanship of people living some 13,500 years ago.
Fairy Love, an immersive fantasy live show, opened at the ancient Dongtai town, within the Tianxianyuan scenic area, Jiangsu province, on July 1.
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