A massive restoration of the murals at Norbulingka, the historic summer residence of the Dalai Lamas and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in China's Tibet autonomous region, is already 60-percent complete after beginning just a year ago, according to China News Service, citing the Norbulingka management
This year is supposed to be a big year for Xu Chuang, a New York-based Chinese film director, as he is excited about the premier of his new documentary film "Twinkle Dammit!" and is also looking forward to the first-time interaction with the audience.
While penguins aren't native to China, they still enjoy popularity in the nation for appearing in the logo of QQ, the online messaging platform in use for decades.
There are many renowned scenic spots in Yunnan province, such as Lijiang Old Town, Hani Terrace, Yulong Snow Mountain, Erhai Lake, Dianchi and Xishuangbanna. Enjoy a slower pace of life in picturesque Yunnan province.
The man-and-puppet show, a local art originating in Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279), was listed as a national intangible cultural heritage. Accompanied by traditional instruments, puppeteers and lifelike puppets perform on stage together.
Actor Feng Yuanzheng used to spend most Spring Festival holidays at his workplace, The Beijing People's Art Theatre.
The Shanghai Conservatory of Music will launch a series of events to celebrate the centennial anniversary of art song creation in China.
Celebrities turn detective for a creative TV show which lauds the spirit of China's craftsmen and women in a fresh new way
A platter of sashimi, a dish of sweet and sour octopus and a plate of Japanese-style fried dumplings. They all look delicious, but none of them is what they seem. They are fondant.
Like a sparrow on the windowsill, she epitomizes a better world. Her words and style of singing are simple, yet haunting. Zhou Zhaoyan is just 6 years of age but she has touched the hearts of internet users worldwide, many of whom are still living amid COVID-19 restrictions.
The show, as they say, must go on and, as recovery blooms, bands take to the stage.
For book designer, author and artist Zhu Yingchun, bugs are not electronic listening devices but they do provide a method to eavesdrop on Mother Nature.