We long for reunion after time spent apart, something perfectly captured in the newly opened domestic film A First Farewell.
Unity of Strength, an ongoing exhibition at the National Museum of China, shows that despite not working on the frontline to battle COVID-19, artists spare no effort to document the heroic deeds of those that did, hailing their great contribution to the cause.
The Red Brick Art Museum has opened its first exhibition of the year, 2020+, which gathers together works by 15 artists from across the world addressing issues such as the position of humans in nature, death and the transformation from individual experiences into collective memories.
"It's been a long time since we played music for you with a live performance, my friends," conductor Li Biao said to the audience. The words carried a great deal of significance. They were spoken on Friday after the Beijing Symphony Orchestra played the stirring piece, Ode to the Red Flag, composed
China continues to conduct testing for COVID-19. While the pandemic has been brought largely under control in the country, new cases are still surfacing.
You see them in numerous social media posts. You've probably seen more of them since COVID-19 brought quarantines, social distancing, isolation, loneliness and far worse for some of us.
Now running on Shanghai-based Dragon TV and streaming site Tencent Video, the 43-episode drama that examines the challenges and confusion faced by women in their 30s, has made a big splash online.
Chinese Bridge, a worldwide Chinese language contest for university students, drew the curtains on its divisional competition in Pakistan.
Gabriele Colangelo, the homonymous brand of the Italian designer, opened a flagship store at Beijing China World Mall on July 31. The next day, its twin store opened in Shanghai.
The 23rd Shanghai International Film Festival came to a close on Aug 2 after attracting some 147,502 cinemagoers despite strict virus prevention and control measures.
The China Cultural Center in Tel Aviv launched an online exhibition of Li Shaobai's Imperial Palace photography on July 29.
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