Hong Kong chef Grace Choy teaches you how to cook steamed bean curd wrap.
The first copyright trading center for stage plays in China — including dramas, musicals, operas and all kinds of performing arts for theaters — was launched on Saturday in Beijing to boost the development and innovation of stage plays in China.
A popular TV show, Flowers Bloom in Spring, which aims to raise the recognition of China's folk music, and brings together 28 groups of young artists to innovatively render some of the country's most influential folk songs, has recently seen its online views cross 1.3 billion times, said the producers during a symposium held in Beijing earlier this week.
Starting July 16, the Three Shadows +3 Gallery in Beijing will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a special exhibition featuring 29 artists and groups which have all been presented at the gallery in the past decade.
At the newly opened Hong Kong Palace Museum, a white-glazed ceramic pillow featuring a boy lying on a couch attracts countless visitors who marvel at its exquisite molding.
The 56th edition of the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland continues to bring people together through the universal language of music.
The documentary Second Life tells the stories of eight people who have faced and beaten overwhelming odds.
Ongoing excavation of ruins at Taosi, Shanxi province, may hold the key to the forming of prehistoric Chinese civilizations.
Singer is preparing to assume the role of revolutionary heroine Jiang Jie for the 101st time, as the NCPA reprises the classic Chinese opera.
An intangible cultural heritage artwork creative competition began in Yinchuan, capital of Northwest China's Ningxia Hui autonomous region, on July 9.
Traditionally, Tibetans name their babies after blessings, such as the most popular Tashi and Drolma, meaning "good luck" and "goddess," respectively. But more newborns have their names that record the development of the area, the country, and the changes over the past decades.
As costume drama A Dream of Splendor attracted many audiences this summer, the way the heroin Zhao Pan'er makes tea also garnered much attention.
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