Welcoming a whole new backstage series, where our artists will share some of their works and present the diversity of Chinese art and culture.
The 2nd Suzhou Jinji Lake International Piano Competition wrapped up on Dec 10, with the first prize going to Yonggi Woo from South Korea, second place to Robert Bily from the Czech Republic and Seunghyuk Na from South Korea and third prize to Chinese pianist Wang Xinran, South Korea's Jeongjin Kim and Russian pianist Aleksandr Kliuchko.
Opened on Dec 11, the Exhibition of Cultural Relics from Chang'an City of the Tang Dynasty greets audience with a variety of 116 cultural relics, showcasing the basic aspects of life in the Tang Dynasty (618-907), including clothing, cuisine, housing and transportation.
A bilingual book on China's technological innovation written by Argentine expert on China issues Gustavo Alejandro Girado was published on Dec 7.
To mark the National Memorial Day for the victims of the Nanjing Massacre on Dec 13, origami artist Pei Haozheng released a tutorial on how to fold Zijin Grass, often referred to as the "flower of peace".
A Winter Olympics-themed Day was celebrated at Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden in New York on Saturday, bringing the 2022 Winter Olympics closer to American citizens.
Baili Liujiang Sports Tourism Demonstration Base and Yulong River Leisure Sports Tourism Resort in south China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region were listed as national demonstration base for sports tourism, said the local Department of Culture and Tourism recently.
Innovative approach and greater authenticity mark surge in creativity, Yang Yang reports.
Photographer Feng Jianguo is exhibiting 12 of his works, featuring Beijing's hutong, or alleyways, taken from 2005 to 2008, at a new art center in the city's Chaoyang district since early December.
The autumn scenery of the hutong in Beijing touches people's hearts as the golden leaves shine against the backdrop of the red gates in the narrow alleys. Watch as a Beijing native strolls around the hutong with his camera and recalls his childhood memories.
The National Art Museum's virtual presentation of 100 works highlights country's progress, Lin Qi reports.
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