The novel A Muslim's Funeral has sold more than 4 million copies since it was published three decades ago, according to its publisher, making it one of the lasting modern classics in China.
Hong Kong action star Jackie Chan's latest film premiered in Beijing on Sunday at an event.
Screenwriter Carnival gathered around 5,000 writers of film scripts, producers and critics in Beijing on Saturday.
To enhance friendship and international communication, the 15th Asia Arts Festival opened in Ningbo, Zhejiang province on Sept 23. The festival consists of more than 10 cultural activities in the forms of cultural forums, as well as pieces of performing art and visual art.
The King of Guns, a TV series loosely based on the Communist Party-led guerrilla force who fought against Japanese invaders in northeastern China between the 1930s and 1940s, has run on the Beijing Satellite TV since Sept 19.
Director Feng Xiaogang once served in the army in early 1980s. In a recent Beijing event, Feng recalls his military days, which he reckons as one of his best memories to inspire the upcoming coming-of-age romance Youth.
Southwest China's Sichuan province announced travel routes and discounts to woo tourists during the National Day holiday week and the Mid-Autumn Festival in early October.
American journalist Erik Nilsson milks yaks, collects dung and herds sheep with slingshots to discover firsthand what it's like to survive on the frosty Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.
The Inner Mongolia autonomous region - home to 40 percent of China's desert land - is one of the areas tasked with combating the process of desertification. The progress made in Ordos, one of the largest cities in the region, has won global recognition as a model of "greening" in the fight against "cancer of the earth".
The 2018 Shanghai Isaac Stern International Violin Competition will be held from Aug 10 to Sept 1 in the Chinese metropolis.
Chen Peisi has been a star ever since his debut in a sketch comedy for CCTV's Spring Festival Gala in 1983. He has made Chinese audiences laugh over the past three decades.
The Palace Museum in Beijing, also known as the Forbidden City, has set a quota for the number of visitors to its ongoing popular exhibition of landscape paintings to avoid long queues.
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