International students at Shenyang Aerospace University in Shenyang found their way to Chinese culture through the handwriting of Wang Xizhi, China's most celebrated calligrapher.
After a consecutively four-year fall since 2016, the new release of online dramas has seen a rebound in the first half of this year as a result of COVID-19 quarantine, according to a report recently released by China Netcasting Service Association in Chengdu, Sichuan province.
Some foreign-funded enterprises shared their stories of poverty alleviation with seal carving in Beijing on Tuesday.
Off-limits to the public for months due to COVID-19, the Art Museum of the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing reopened on Saturday with two exhibitions.
Beijing is a city of contradictions, with part of it (within the area of the Second Ring Road) being very old and historical, while the parts of the city beyond that area have mainly been built in the last 30 years. Many people simply dismiss the tower blocks and concrete structures of the modern er
ISTANBUL－Egyptian student Ibrahim, who recently moved to Istanbul to study medicine, entered the kite museum out of sheer curiosity and apparent excitement.
Emotional attachment gets closer in times of crisis, as has been proved this year during the fight against the novel coronavirus pandemic.
NEW YORK－The New York City-based Museum of Chinese in America launched its latest exhibition, Windows for Chinatown, and a temporary space for its MOCA Workshop on Saturday.
In 1951, Chinese architect and architectural historian Liang Sicheng stressed the importance of Beijing's north-south central axis in his article, Beijing－the Incomparable Masterpiece of Urban Planning, saying: "Beijing's unique magnificent order was generated by the establishment of the central axi
The eighth "China Day", Seoul's biggest exchange event celebrating Chinese and South Korean culture, launched online on Oct 20.
The exhibition, now on at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing through Oct 25, looks back on the university's commitment to art since it was opened in 1940 in Nanchang, capital of Jiangxi province.
These subjects are vividly documented by painters to show the central axis' long history and new look. The paintings -- more than 100 in total -- are now on show at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing through Oct 25.
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