As the latest cinematic retelling of China's battle against the COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan, the city hit hardest by the pandemic earlier last year, Andrew Lau's directorial effort Chinese Doctors is set to open across Chinese mainland in multiple formats, including IMAX, on July 9.
A book introducing the history of the Communist Party of China (CPC) has been published in Britain, marking the centenary of the party.
The National Center for the Performing Arts' production of a classic revolution-themed Chinese opera is set to hit the stage and win over a new audience, Chen Nan reports.
The new Memorial of the Site of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China received more than 13,000 visitors per day since it opened to the public on June 3.
Longtime foreign residents of Shanghai pledge to help foster greater understanding of China, Alywin Chew reports.
Book reveals incredible bravery of young woman in wartime Belgium who saved more than 100 lives, Liu Hanlu reports.
An online program that follows several young foreigners as they visit and talk with their Chinese counterparts from various walks of life who are members of the Communist Party of China has aired on the video-sharing platform Mango TV since Thursday.
The Xizang autonomous region expects 61 million tourist visits and tourism revenue of 64 billion yuan ($10 billion) annually by 2025, Xizang Daily reported.
As COVID-19 rears its head in Australia in July, a series of videos on taijiquan and traditional Chinese medicine was launched by the China Cultural Center in Sydney to help locals fight against the virus on Wednesday.
A group of 44 people devoted to the protection of cultural heritage in Alshaa Left Banner of the Inner Mongolia autonomous region were honored in June as the country’s “most beautiful guardians” by the National Cultural Heritage Administration.
An exhibition about The Communist Manifesto, the book by the great German thinkers Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, kicked off in the National Museum of Classic Books in Beijing on Thursday.
The 11th Beijing International Film Festival (BIFF) will be held from Aug 14 to 21 in the Chinese capital, organizers said Tuesday.
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