The Forbidden City Publishing House launched a new book on Tuesday featuring the collection of Bi Hong, a famed collector of Chinese classical garments. Over 60 court dresses from the Qing Dynasty and more than 110 Beijing embroidery patterns are included in the book. Through photos and related research articles, vital aspects of traditional Chinese costume, including the design style, texture and fabric, color combination, embroidery patterns, stitching and needle work, are covered in the book.
The Meet Raphael: Masterpieces from Renaissance to Neoclassicism exhibition has brought the oil painting, Saint Luke the Evangelist Paints the Virgin in the Presence of Raphael, and a detached fresco, Putto Reggifestone, both attributed to Raphael and in the collection of the National Academy of Saint Luke in Rome.
Six restored giant wooden pillars of an ancient palace at the Archaeological Ruins of Liangzhu city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in East China's Zhejiang province, have been unveiled to the public for the first time.
In the recently released book In the Name of Redness, 25 contributors of Ogilvy China reveal the profound behind-the-scenes lessons from the firm's development in China.
As the Granada International Music and Dance Festival is underway in Granada, a concert was held on July 10 to memorialize Diego de Pantoja, who once went to China as a musician in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644).
Refinement of Faith, an epic TV series marking the centenary of the Communist Party of China, concluded its first run on July 12, reaching nearly 160 million people across the country, producers said during a recent seminar held in Beijing.
July 11 marked the arrival of this year's sanfu days, or "dog days of summer" in China.
China's Palace Museum, also known as the Forbidden City, has started promoting "zero waste" tours among tour guides and the public.
A book laying out China's principles of governance, National Governance under Great Changes, was recently released. The author Chen Xixi, a professor at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, approaches the topic by looking China's fast economic growth and long-term social stability, analyzing the dialectical relationship between China's national governance system and the country's capacity and resources, its system of socialism with Chinese characteristics and Xi Jinping's thought on the governance of China.
In this final episode of Discover Chinese Art @CNODDT, first-time dancer Natalie, from Ukraine, completes her debut stage performance with her mentor Yu Yu, a state-level dancer from China National Opera & Dance Drama Theater.
Competition training is supplemental to in-class math education for primary and secondary school students in China, but further research and practice is still necessary to identify the role of competitions in popularizing the study among the public and selecting top talent, a math scholar says.
Math education reform is a complex, long-term process requiring the persistence and effort of generations of experts, as well as the integration of theories from educational research and best practices from classroom experiences, a Shanghai math expert says.
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