Indicating a sign of the recovery of China's entertainment industry in the wake of COVID-19, the variety show --which has run on China Central Television since Sept 12 -- has been gathering some of the most popular musicians in the country, including singer-songwriter Hao Yun, ethnic Yi folk singer
On Sept 15, Beijing Fashion Week raised its curtain in the city's Shijingshan district.
The Chinese culture authority vowed to take measures to boost the performing arts market as the COVID-19 epidemic has waned in the country.
A pottery kiln featuring a three-colored goose is on display at a museum in Gongyi city, Henan province, on June 19, 2020.
The chorus of Central Conservatory of Music performed under the baton of conductor Yu Feng, who is also the president of the university, at a concert held in Ningbo, Zhejiang province, on Sept 10.
A documentary recording the stories of eight young Chinese people committed to environmental protection, mine clearance, animal conservation or education promotion in countries including Cambodia, Jordan and the Philippines wrapped up production on Sept 17.
The 2020 Liuzhou International Water Carnival, which starts on September 29, will feature jet-skiing, kayaking and river-crossing competitions, said Liuzhou vice-mayor Meng Qipeng.
The traditional craft is regaining popularity, especially as wedding gifts, thanks largely to the work of a small group of inheritors, Ma Zhenhuan reports in Hangzhou.
In just four years, relocation efforts in Tongwei county have helped nearly 3,000 families out of poverty, Wu Xiaohui reports in Tongwei county, Gansu province.
On Jan 23, when Wuhan, Hubei province, the Chinese city hardest-hit by COVID-19, was locked down to stem the spread of the virus, Peking Union Medical College Hospital issued an open letter to solicit its medical workers to go to Wuhan to provide assistance to local hospitals. In just 18 hours, 3,30
A cradle of Chinese civilization, the central Chinese province of Henan boasts a long history, beautiful natural landscapes and abundant cultural heritage, such as the Longmen Grottoes and ShaolinTemple. Watch to find out more.
Among the featured painters, Xu especially adored Ren Bonian, a 19th-century reformer of traditional Chinese ink art. Xu viewed himself as a committed heir to Ren's vision of modernizing Chinese art.
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