Twelve theater shows featuring the Chinese revolution will be presented from February to April in celebration of the centennial of the founding of the Communist Party of China.
Literature and arts can play an even more important role as China has clinched victory in eradicating absolute poverty and entered the stage of rural vitalization, said Fan Di'an, member of the CPPCC National Committee, at an interview on Thursday afternoon at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
A small bowl bought for $35 in a yard sale in the US turned out to be a rare Chinese ceramic from the Ming Dynasty (1384-1644) worth up to half a million dollars.
36 paintings, featuring folk art in the culturally rich Shanxi province and Chinese paintings in an elaborate style, are exhibited at the Slovakian embassy in Beijing to enhance cultural ties between China and Slovakia.
Auspicious Blossoming, running through March 28 at the Nanjing Museum, shows a selection of fine paintings from the museum's collection, navigating how ancient artists practiced with the style to improve their techniques.
The still-life paintings created by Chen Fei, a Beijing-based artist, since 2017 and now on show at his solo exhibition in Morning Market, Shanghai, provide a kaleidoscopic view of the life lived by people from different social divisions.
The Masters, an exhibition now at Changsha Museum until April 18, juxtaposes early paintings of the two painters, calligraphers and collectors whose creativity still inspires people today.
Winston Churchill, recognized as one of the most luminous figures of the 20th century, is also known for his enthusiasm for painting. Even when he devoted all his energy to the wartime work during World War II, Churchill managed to execute a landscape depicting a breathtaking view of Marrakesh, Morocco, in 1943.
Witnessing a spike in COVID-19 cases as the pandemic continues to rage globally, Kuwait has enforced several measures to contain the spread of the virus.
Matteo Bocelli makes his own name in the world of music as singer hits the high notes and keeps fame in the family, Chen Nan reports.
A former medical physicist uses comics to explain scientific knowledge to children and adults, Xu Lin reports.
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