Exhibition titled Digital Dunhuang, the Story of Heaven and Earth Organized by Hong Kong Leisure and Cultural Service Department and the Dunhuang Research Institute, the exhibition features Dunhuang Grottoes, cultural relics and gives the audience an in-depth illustration of the contents of Dunhuang culture using multimedia technologies.
Rural tourism and poverty alleviation will be the highlights of the 13th Tourism Industry Development Meeting of Guizhou, to be held in Congjiang county in Qiandongnan Miao and Dong autonomous prefecture on Monday, said the province's officials.
Jin Xing, 51, is one of the best known modern dance choreographers in China. And she has also expanded her career into acting in plays, starring in TV dramas, movies, as well as hosting talk shows on TV and on the internet.
US archaeologist's newly translated book explores the next phase of human societal development and how the lessons of the past can help predict the future.
Liu Xinwu releases a six-volume series of his guide to "A Dream of Red Mansions" for young readers, featuring hand-drawing illustrations by Zheng Qinyu.
"Encore Melaka", an indoor theme production directed by Chinese director Wang Chaoge, premiered at the Malaysian city of Malacca on Saturday night.
The Tianjin-based art organization Ivy Art will hold its fourth annual exhibition of work by young artists in September during this year's Tianjin Youth Art Week.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has invited 928 filmmakers from 59 countries to be admitted as new members, raising the total membership to 9,226 people on June 25.
The National Art Museum of China has expanded its team of international counselors by appointing Mathew Trinca, the director of the National Museum of Australia, as a member.
A program aimed at reviewing the development of tourism in western Tibet autonomous region over the past 40 years kicked off in Nyingchi in early July.
A literal Hollywood giant and one of the most familiar faces to audiences in China, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has already dominated the country's big screens twice in the first half of this year.
Many of the new titles for the July-August vacation are animated films, with the majority being produced by Chinese studios.
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