When the COVID-19 pandemic interrupted travel plans for her family, Chen Rundan set her eyes on the birds flying outside her window in early 2020.
Lang Lang has often said that he was inspired to learn to play the piano after watching an episode of Tom and Jerry, the American animated cartoon series, which features Franz Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No 2.
When veteran director Yang Ting was invited to offer advice to young people interested in theater, she refused.
Nine Trees, a new theater in suburban Shanghai's Fengxian district, will kick off an immersive production titled Sheet of Love during the upcoming National Day holiday in October.
The Shanghai Oriental Art Center (SHOAC) plans to present 94 performances of 58 productions for its 2022/23 autumn and winter season which will take place from Sep 8 till Feb 2023.
On September 19, the 2022 BRICS Tourism Ministers' Meeting was held in Guilin, Guangxi. Hu Heping, Minister of Culture and Tourism of China, presided over the meeting and made a keynote speech.
The 2022 Serbia's Chinese Literature Readers' Club held an activity themed on "The Translation of Chinese Contemporary Literature in Serbia" in the "Ilija M. Petrović" National Library of Požarevac in Serbia on Sept 12, local time (Sept 13, Beijing time).
War of Seven Kingdoms, a new documentary which was recently streamed online, has brought to life seven of the most renowned historic figures during the turbulent Warring States Period (475-221 BC).
Dunhuang, in the remote Gansu province, is a symbol of openness, inclusion and infusion, for here is where different cultures along the ancient Silk Road crisscrossed, exchanged and created the brilliant fruits such as the Mogao Caves. Today, it has continued to attract artists from across the world.
Photographer Li Wei, better known as Dameng, has taken and distributed thousands of photos of children in rural areas, yet he doesn't have a single photo of himself from his childhood.
Ye Qianyu (1907-95) was one of the most influential Chinese artists of the 20th century. Of his oeuvre, comprising ink paintings, drawings and cartoons, Ye is best known for his depictions of dancers-ballet dancers, folk dancers and dancers of ethnic groups-and performers of Chinese opera.
In the busy downtown area of Zhengzhou, capital of Central China's Henan province, a recent excavation is ushering people to imagine a shining period of prosperity far back in time.