Anticipation is high as the enchanting youth romance film, You Are by My Side, is poised to grace screens across the nation on Friday. Produced by Zhang Chenrui and helmed by director Gao Rui, the movie stars a talented ensemble including Li Wenhan, He Nan, Duan Xiaowei, and Li Sinan, promising a tale of pure and heartfelt love.
Over 60 years ago, the esteemed writer Zhou Libo bid farewell to Beijing, retracing his steps to his roots in Qingxi village, Hunan province, where he bore witness to the transformative effects of the country's rural policies. It was amid this backdrop of change that Zhou crafted one of his most enduring works, Shan Xiang Ju Bian (Great Changes in a Mountain Village), a novel that has enraptured generations of readers since its initial publication in 1958.
It's been a decade since Niu Chao became a resident artist of Beijing Fine Art Academy which prizes itself on the revival of Chinese ink tradition since establishment and is home of dozens of ink artists of repute.
Museums are evolving into popular destinations for young Chinese people to engage with history and culture.
Svetlana Zakharova, one of the most celebrated ballerinas in the world, is in Shanghai. She is joining hands with the star dancers of Russia's esteemed Bolshoi Theatre and presenting four performances at the Shanghai Grand Theatre from May 15 to 19.
The British musical Mamma Mia! kicked off its four-month tour of China at the Shanghai Culture Square at the start of this month.
Porcelain master looks to the past to ignite passion for the craft, Yang Feiyue reports.
Appealing heritage helps establish foundations for future prosperity, Li Yingxue reports.
The economist Xue Zhaofeng, who previously worked at Peking University and who has appeared on programs as a guest on talk shows like Qipa Shuo (U Can U Bibi) and the reality show Super Brain, recently produced a documentary titled Economics Unbound.
Country's youngest symphony orchestra is making its presence felt, Chen Nan reports.
The 10th London Craft Week kicked off here on Monday with hundreds of talents worldwide to celebrate craftsmanship through workshops, exhibitions, and talks across the city.
With a history of more than 2,500 years, the Grand Canal, connecting Beijing and Hangzhou in East China's Zhejiang province, served as a significant transportation artery in ancient China. The canal was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in China in 2014.
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