Three Chinese films will be featured during the "China Week" scheduled from Sept 29 to Oct 3 at the ongoing Asian Pop Up Cinema Film Festival in Chicago, with a special presentation at a drive-in theater.
The year 2020 will go down as one for the history books. Not only is it the year I finally understood why you can divide zero, but anything divided by zero is a null-burger, but it is also the year of COVID-19.
Winners of the 2019 China Film Directors' Guild (CFDG) award will be unveiled at an annual commendation ceremony of the guild on Saturday.
Children, with parents urging them on, participate in a crawling contest at Aegean Place, a shopping mall in Daxing district, Beijing, on Sunday. The contest was held simultaneously in 10 cities, including Shanghai, Tianjin, Shenyang and Wuhan.
It was a sweltering morning in early September when a film production crew of a crime movie started filming their first scene at a convenience store in Xiamen, East China's Fujian province.
The contribution by the role models in the country's fight against COVID-19 was celebrated at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Sept 8.
The Shanghai Concert Hall reopened on Sept 6 following a large-scale renovation and maintenance project that spanned a year and a half.
Nanjing Road, Shanghai's most famous shopping street, gets an injection of vitality and glamour.
An ongoing exhibition shines a light on the historical significance of imperial kilns in China.
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.