The atmosphere in the hall of the Donghu community in Beijing's Chaoyang district on Sept 11 was bristling. Forty people, ranging in age from 20-somethings to septuagenarians, were divided into groups of four, each group engrossed a board game.
Cross-talk fans will finally have something to chat about this month. After an eight-month interruption due to the COVID-19 pandemic, xiangsheng, or cross-talk, is making a welcome return. A troupe called Deyunshe is performing their quick-witted banter in teahouses and theaters where the traditiona
Older generations around the world share at least one common concern: How to get younger people, hooked on their electronic gadgets, interested in classic literature. Take the Monkey King, or Sun Wukong, as an example. The protagonist in the 16th-century classic novel, Journey to the West, is a roma
Children. Circle. Warmup exercises. This is not physical education, nor the prelude to a demanding workout. This is a music class. Though not as you know it, children shake their bodies and clap looking for the right rhythm. Unconventional? Perhaps. Successful? Yes.
As the country's largest such event to gather animation fans, the 16th China International Cartoon & Animation Festival kicked off in Hangzhou, the capital city of East China's Zhejiang province, on Tuesday.
China's first TV series to commemorate the country's fight against COVID-19－Heroes in Harm's Way－recently aired on China Central Television, evoking the collective memory of Chinese unity in battling the pandemic.
No matter "realistic", no matter how "true to life" is the highly acclaimed Chinese blockbuster Operation Red Sea or the US classic Black Hawk Down, filmgoers all know the gloomy scenes are "acted".
Wuhan Qintai Grand Theater launched a dance festival on Thursday to mark the reopening of the theater, which had to close its doors due to the COVID-19 outbreak in January. The festival will run through Oct 8.
The Spanish Organic Biodynamic Natural Wine Festival was held at the Tang Restaurant in Beijing's Sanlitun area on Sunday.
Carrying the theme of "the rediscovery and new interpretation of humanistic values", the 2020 Sino-Korea Humanities Forum was held online on Sept 25 and 26, attracting more than 100 scholars to discuss the topic in the fields of literature, history, philosophy, language and culture education.
On the evening of Sep 22, a book-sharing event to discuss the new book AI Thinking was held on the internet.
Stronger nationwide efforts will be made to better protect and display the cultural significance of the Grand Canal, officials vowed on Sunday at a news conference in Beijing hosted by the National Development and Reform Commission.
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