Chinese Seal Carving 2020 - The Exhibition on the Art of Seal Carving of Poverty Alleviation Campaign and Building A Moderately Prosperous Society kicked off at China Millennium Monument in Beijing on Monday.
The Tang Shipwreck Collection, the largest collection of Tang Dynasty artifacts found outside of China, is on show for the first time in the nation.
Musical Shaonian Guo Moruo, based on Guo's early life, premieres in Shawan town, Sichuan province, on Sept 18 and will run until Oct 2 before embarking on a national tour.
Famous paintings are re-created to provide a contemporary twist for viewers.
The Hong Kong Heritage Museum and the Bruce Lee Foundation of the United States have agreed to extend an ongoing exhibition on the martial art movie star to 2026 in Hong Kong.
Once an outpost on the ancient Silk Road, Dunhuang boasts exquisite Buddhist art dating back over 1,650 years. Its Mogao Grottoes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are home to more than 2,000 colored sculptures and 45,000 square meters of murals.
The China Cultural Center in Wellington held an introduction class on pipa (a four-stringed Chinese lute) to the students at Wellington's East Girls' College on Sept 8.
Dancers do morning exercises on the Bund, on the western bank of the Huangpu River in Shanghai, on Sunday.
In this year of limits on social contact due to the novel coronavirus, music has become much more important to many people.
Hong Kong's Fire Eye Laboratory, located at Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park Sports Center, has been busy with boxes of COVID-19 testing samples continually arriving since universal screening was launched in Hong Kong on Sept 1.
After shooting workplace drama Ordinary Glory, actor Bai Jingting, who played a workplace newcomer in the drama, still found it hard to leave the role.
China's rapid containment of COVID-19 and subsequent economic recovery offer hope to the global tourism industry that has been hit hard by the pandemic.