Discover the best things to do in major Chinese cities with our weekly roundup of trending arts, culture and leisure activities around town.
Shanghai Children's Art Theater opened its 2020 performing season with a concert by the Little Choir of Antoniano from Italy on Dec 31.
On Jan 21, a production of "The Seagull" by the Macedonian National Theatre-which was founded in 1945 and is the country's oldest and largest theater institution-will make its debut at Beijing's Poly Theater.
One artwork at an ongoing exhibition at the Shanghai History Museum portrays a parade led by a trumpeter, who is followed by a bride in a sedan chair, her family members and guests, some of whom are carrying gifts on their shoulders.
Having long been concerned about the future of raolongdeng-or Pudong Dragon Dance, an intangible cultural heritage-72-year-old master Lu Dajie has finally obtained a sense of relief now that an organization has been designated to protect it.
Number of screens in urban areas reaches nearly 70,000
Fable of Duration, a contemporary art exhibition through Feb 28 in Beijing, examines Chen Wenling's creations since 2006.
A homemade detox foot bath has been Wang Xuefeng's relaxing and soothing bedtime ritual for more than two years.
The Stilwell Road Museum has completed construction and is about to welcome visitors with more than 5,000 World War II relics, including Dodge trucks, Willys jeeps and road construction tools.
Through Feb 4, theatergoers and art lovers in Beijing will be exposed to more than 60 performances and three theme exhibitions presented by more than 700 artists from 12 countries and regions.
Wushu, widely known as Chinese kung fu, is set to make its debut as an official sport at the 2022 Dakar Youth Olympic Games.