"With the gentle wind blowing over the field, we admire the beautiful rainbow, hands in hands," sang a chorus of 21 children on a wooden stage beside a picturesque lake in East China's Zhejiang province. The scene is featured in the last episode of Tian Ye Li De Ge Sheng (Songs Sung from the Fields), a 10-episode TV program which has recently concluded its first showing on CCTV-17.
A concert was held at the Forbidden City Concert Hall in Beijing on Dec 1, featuring musicians including pianists Sheng Yuan and 12-year-old Du Peida, as well as organ player Shen Yuan and string quartet Amber Quartet.
The Beijing Planetarium was the first large-scale planetarium in China. Building A was set up and opened to the public in 1957 and Building B was completed and opened at the end of 2004.
Jin Shangyi, the preeminent artist and former dean of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, initiated an award in 2019 for the school's young teachers who demonstrate originality in their work.
URUMQI－Resting her phone on a stand and adjusting the lighting, Buwizorihan Metruzi started her livestreaming session, selling the traditional handicrafts of a small village on the edge of the Taklimakan Desert.
Oil painter Zhang Jun says her works are a calm depiction of another self who is emotional, and who indulges in an intimate world of herself.
Charm of Ink in My Heart, running at the National Art Museum of China until Sunday, reviews Shao Dachen's extensive work in pushing forward the research of art history, theory and writing since the 1950s by showing dozens of his manuscripts.
Yucun village of Zhejiang province and Xidi village of Anhui province were named among the best tourism villages by the World Tourism Organization, or UNWTO, on Dec 2.
Beijing's Wtown, located at the foot of the Great Wall, has rolled out themed tours, fairs, operas and distinctive handwork experiences for winter vacationers.
Every door in Beijing's hutong neighborhoods has a style and a story. There are doors that look like elegant ladies dressed in full regalia - with elaborate hairpins, carved seats at the base and bronze rings to match.
Chamber musicians from China and the US come together at the Lincoln Center to perform classical pieces that bridge the East-West divide.
Sustainability was the buzzword at this year's Michelin awards in Shanghai as Taian Table walked away with the city's only Michelin green star. This award was first introduced by the Michelin Guide last year to promote sustainable practices in the catering industry.
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