Several ministerial-level Chinese authorities have issued a circular on comprehensively strengthening the protection of historical and cultural heritage.
Tunisia signed a four-year implementation plan recently with China to promote cultural cooperation in areas such as cinema and cultural digitalization.
For many swimmers the activity can bring cooling relief in the warmest months. For another breed, cool or cold water is not so much a relief as a challenge.
As a culturally rich county in the Tibet autonomous region, Nyemo is known for its three intangible heritage handicrafts: Tibetan incense, paper and hand-engraving. Now local villagers are embracing a better life with their expertise as they preserve and pass on the handicrafts.
An art exhibition in Xi'an highlights the role cats play in people's lives, Chen Nan reports.
Zhangjiakou in Hebei city has China's only ice and snow sports equipment industrial park, which manufactures not only apparel and accessories— like snowboards, ski suits, and footwear— but also heavy equipment such as snowmakers, snow groomers and cableways.
China Media Group (CMG) and the China Calligraphers Association (CCA) on Tuesday signed a framework agreement at a launching ceremony of the new TV program "Chinese Calligraphy Conference" in Beijing.
Shanghai Symphony Orchestra will hold the first public performance on the Chinese mainland of Die Seejungfrau, a symphony piece by Austrian composer Alexander Zemlinsky (1871-1942) that is based on Hans Christian Andersen’s The Little Mermaid, on Feb 26.
A feature film co-produced by Greece and China, "A Day in the Life of a Teddy Bear," premieres in Greek theaters on Thursday.
In September 1973, the Philadelphia Orchestra, led by its musical director Eugene Ormandy, became the first American orchestra to perform in China since the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949.
Shanghai Ballet will present more than 80 shows of 11 productions at seven theaters across the city this year, nearly double the number than last year.
The documentary, whose Chinese version was aired by Shanghai Dragon Television on Feb 16, marks the latest effort by Bei La to highlight the history of Jewish refugees in Shanghai during World War II.
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