Spanish blogger Maria Natal Nuñez's trip to Dali was full of laughter and happiness. She fully immersed herself in the local scene, joining the Yi people for dage - a folk song and dance at the Weihua Academy, and exploring the region's deep roots at the Nanzhao Museum.
After nearly 50 years, Robert, a journalist from London, returns to Dali.
With the arrival of spring, the curtain rises on the 2026 "Shanghai Spring" — the 8th International Accordion Culture and Arts Week, showcasing the collision of diverse cultures.
Guishi, or ghost markets, were a fixture among Beijing's antiquities traders in the early 20th-century. After dusk, sellers and collectors gathered to trade valuables, mainly antiques and other possessions, bargaining quietly under the cover of darkness, where deals could unfold unnoticed.
The Beijing Tianqiao Performing Arts Center announced its 2026 performance program on Thursday, alongside a sweeping new branding strategy and plan, signaling a major shift from venue operation toward original content production as it enters its second decade.
It was announced on Thursday that renowned French filmmaker Juliette Binoche will serve as jury president for the Tiantan Award at the 16th Beijing International Film Festival (BIFF).
Beijing is where tradition meets modernity. From the age-old hutong alleyways to the busy commercial streets, Beijing is mesmerizing because of its diversity - industry and art, classic and trendy, East and West.
Pop icon Jay Chou released his 16th album, Children of the Sun, digitally on Wednesday. Featuring 13 tracks, the album quickly topped this year's digital album sales charts across major music platforms on the Chinese mainland.
When Tang Feng, a veteran erhu (Chinese fiddle) player and the president of the China National Traditional Orchestra, reviewed the ensemble's repertoire over the years, he was struck by the fact that many exceptional works had rarely, if ever, been performed.
The only known portrait of William Shakespeare (1564-1616), painted from life, is debuting on the Chinese mainland at the National Portrait Gallery exhibition from London.
Archaeologists in North China's Shanxi province have uncovered a family cemetery belonging to a sixth-generation descendant of Zhu Yuanzhang, founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), providing valuable insight into the royal clan system of that era.
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