In the Hakka villages of Huichang county, in eastern China's Jiangxi province, a family's identity is declared not with a nameplate, but with an ornate door plaque.
Beijing artist reinvents Fujian's rich folk beliefs with unbridled imagination and vivid strokes.
The Asia Society Texas' theater was packed on Feb 20 for the opening night of The Big Swim, an opera based on the 12 zodiac animals produced specifically for the Chinese New Year.
A humanoid robot set the holiday pace on Paris' Champs-Elysees earlier this month as hundreds of Chinese and French artists welcomed the Year of the Horse, blending ancient tradition with futuristic flair on one of the world's most famous avenues.
In Guizhou, trains double as pop-up markets where farmers sell fresh produce as music plays and visitors linger, helping everyday earnings grow into steadier incomes.
As comedy flourishes, performers widen their approaches to attract young audiences.
Overseas visitors venture beyond the traditional sightseeing circuit to mold unique memories.
Scare Out, the second- highest-grossing blockbuster during Spring Festival, has boosted tourism and sparked widespread local interest in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, where the movie was primarily filmed, local authorities said.
On Feb 24, Carnegie Hall's Zankel Hall became a stage for cultural resilience, hosting the inaugural concert of the 2026 "Today's China Arts Week". The performance, titled Golden Bell Laureates, captivated audiences with its brilliant musical showcases and moving narratives, culminating in a standing ovation.
Chinese streaming giant iQIYI closed out 2025 on a high note, reporting a return to year-over-year revenue growth in the fourth quarter, driven by a robust content slate and strong performance in its emerging business units.
Red dresses, Year of the Horse imagery and the sound of tuning strings filled David Geffen Hall on Wednesday as the New York Philharmonic opened its annual Lunar New Year concert and gala, drawing a diverse audience into a shared celebration.