A short musical to promote the official slogan of Beijing Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games has attracted 100 stars, including kung fu giant Jackie Chan and iconic actor Andy Lau, and will be released on Feb 1, the first day of the Spring Festival, according to the producers.
As one of the longest-running animated film franchises in China, Boonie Bears will see its eighth installment hit domestic theaters on Feb 1, the first day of 2022 Spring Festival.
Ten live shows will be staged at the Forbidden City Concert Hall in Beijing during Spring Festival from Feb 1 to 26.
Jiangnan Handmade Convention, an event now running at the Yunjian Arts Centre in Shanghai until Feb 20, is dedicated to the richness and dynamism of these arts and crafts, many of which have been deemed intangible cultural heritage items.
iQIYI, a Chinese online video streaming service provider, announced on Jan25 that it has curated a special list of content for users to enjoy during the Chinese New Year (CNY) holiday from Jan 31 to Feb 6.
The current exhibition at the Liaoning Provincial Museum in Shenyang, As Picturesque as Mountains and Waters, shows 66 hanging landscape scrolls. Through viewing these pieces, one senses a pursuit of harmony and the unity of humanity and the universe by ancient artists. It runs through April 10.
The final episode of audio drama Three-Body was released recently on online audio platform Ximalaya to wide acclaim from internet users.
Featuring region-specific linguistic practices, box-office dark horse B for Busy is putting neighborhood life in Shanghai in the frame.
The National Museum and China Three Gorges Corp are jointly presenting an exhibition on the Yangtze.
Shanghai Culture Square will present a large exhibition of comic art titled Drawing Shanghai: Shanghai Style in Comics from Feb 3 to Mar 26.
The China Tourism Office in Rome and the Chinese Consulate-General in Milan held an online reception to celebrate the coming Chinese Lunar New Year and Winter Olympic Games on Jan 25.
An exhibition of ancient glass art titled “Marvelous Colors, Manifold Forms” opened at the Tsinghua University Art Museum in Beijing on Jan 25.
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