Beijing Symphony Orchestra launched its 2026-27 season on Sept 6, opening with a concert centered on Mozart and unveiling a program designed to trace the development of orchestral music from classical masters to contemporary works.
A television drama centered on the centuries-old craft of xuan paper, hailed as one of the Four Treasures of the Chinese Scholar's Study, has given a fresh boost to tourism and cultural industries in its filming locations in Anhui province, according to a symposium held in Beijing earlier this week.
The 3rd Shanghai International Light Festival will run from Sept 17 to Oct 16, featuring one main venue and 16 sub-venues across the city with a total of 158 themed events, delivering a diverse integrated audio-visual light show for residents and tourists.
My interest in environmental issues began long before I came to China.
A journey through Beijing's high-tech and historic spaces gives young Americans a more nuanced view of China and its people.
Once a newcomer navigating language and cultural barriers, Priyasha Sharma now helps tell Shenzhen's story to an increasingly global audience.
Immersive programs alter how youth engage with legacy of Long March.
Rising high in the Wuling Mountains, Fanjing Mountain is a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site and one of the earliest areas in southern China to rise from the ocean and become land.
Centuries-old snack assaults the nose, but conquers the taste buds
Veteran Hong Kong filmmaker Ann Hui On-wah and Italian film curator-writer Carlo Chatrian have been named jury presidents for two major honors at the 10th Pingyao Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon International Film Festival, scheduled to be held in Pingyao, Shanxi province, from Sept 24 to 30.
Egyptian tour guide Abbas Sayed has been traveling between China and Egypt for more than two decades, promoting cultural exchanges between the two countries.
Through paintings and calligraphy, a Palace Museum exhibition explores the changing ideals that shaped China's visual culture.