Curated by X Museum director Huang Xufu, Jiang's highly anticipated solo has attracted droves of fans and non-fans alike to see his artistic creations and take part in the performance artwork, Queen.
The opening ceremony of Beijing Happy Valley amusement park's summer carnival was hosted in the park on June 25, as a key component of the 2021 OCT Group Culture and Tourism Festival.
Futurism of the Past inaugurates Beijing Exhibition Center's newly opened culture and art hub.
The 26th Lotus Festival of Yuanmingyuan Park, which opened on June 28, will run until August 20.
Songwriter Wang Xiaoling, who is known for his patriotic songs, such as We Are Soldiers and Ode to the Country, has released a new song, Youth of the Red Boat, marking the 100th birthday of the Communist Party of China.
Le Malentendu, or The Misunderstanding, a play written by French writer Albert Camus (1913-1960) in 1943, has been adopted into Chinese with the same name and will be staged at Super Theater in Beijing on July 17 and 18, before it tours nationwide.
China's Xizang autonomous region is now running Fuxing bullet trains as the Lhasa-Nyingchi Railway began operations on June 25, marking the start of high-speed train services to all Chinese mainland provincial-level regions.
French economists Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman's book The Triumph of Injustice: How the Rich Dodge Taxes and How to Make Them Pay was recently published in China by Beijing-based publisher CITIC Press Group.
Call to Arms, an exhibition at Liu Haisu Art Museum, until July 18, reviews Chen's career utilizing woodcut engraving to address his concerns for the people and nation. Chen's works provide a sample of the revolution of modern Chinese art, marked by a humanistic spirit.
Han Yu is an eminent painter and comic artist who has won several awards. Also, an arduous lover of Qi Baishi, one of the most prominent artists of 20th-century China, Han spent years studying and writing about Qi's art.
Magnificent Mountains & Rivers, an exhibition at the Shenyang Palace Museum, until Oct 20, shows selected centuries-old landscapes from its collection.
In his new book, Daniel Jackson sheds light on the stories of downed American airmen, who were rescued, sheltered, and protected by the Chinese people, who risked everything in helping hundreds of "Flying Tigers" evade capture at the hands of the Japanese army.
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