In 2025, Hermès has embraced the annual theme "Drawn To Craft," elegantly ushering in a new chapter. This is where he boundless inspiration of painting craftsmanship is integrated into each new creation, interpreting a fresh poem of artistry and skill.
Emotional and community-based consumption emerged as new growth points in the contemporary cultural industry last year and are gradually reshaping the market landscape to bring unprecedented development opportunities, according to a report released at the Forum on International Cultural Industries in Beijing on Saturday.
The Palace Museum's "Tea World" cultural relics exhibition, titled The Spectacle of Tea,is now on display in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province. Hosted at the Zhejiang Provincial Museum, the exhibition offers a captivating experience for tea enthusiasts and cultural connoisseurs alike.
The Annual Research Report on China's Cultural and Tourism Industries (2024) was unveiled on Saturday at the 751 Library in Beijing to a combined audience of officials, scholars, journalists, and industry professionals.
Choosing the sweetest pumpkin at the market may soon be as easy as scanning it with a high-tech device, thereby eliminating the need to squeeze or taste it.
The first graphic novel adaptation of Liu Cixin's The Three-Body Problem was launched by Yilin Press at the 37th Beijing Book Fair, which kicked off on Thursday.
Major domestic online travel agency Trip.com Group has launched a free half-day trip around Beijing for all international passengers who are in transit for eight hours or more.
The Jade Zheng Troupe, a chamber music ensemble consisting of 30 students and teachers from the Zhejiang Conservatory of Music, performed a concert at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing on Jan 5.
The year 2024 saw a vibrant lineup of Chinese variety shows, exploring themes ranging from music and comedy to travel and relationships.
The ongoing exhibition, Inquiring About the Message of Plum Blossoms, at the National Art Museum of China shows how great ink artists throughout history have depicted the plum trees and plum blossoms, including Jin Nong, a member of the Eight Eccentric Painters of Yangzhou who was active in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), and Xu Gu, from the 19th century.
Treasured artifacts from Xinjiang tell a story that extends beyond the Qing Dynasty's imperial court, Wang Kaihao reports
The Shanghai Opera House recently unveiled its 2025 season, which features a diverse lineup of international collaborations, classic masterpieces and original productions.
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