Prize pictures from Madrid's Prado are largest exhibition by the museum in China to date, Zhang Kun reports.
The Beijing People's Art Theatre's latest production depicts stories set in the capital during three decades of New China's early history, Chen Nan reports.
Renowned violinist Lyu Siqing, who regularly tours the world, says his schedule becomes even more hectic every May due to the NCPA May Festival, an annual event promoting chamber music.
To build bridges for dialogue among civilizations, Peng Liyuan, wife of President Xi Jinping, has expressed her hope for enhanced cultural exchanges and cooperation between China and Serbia.
The first edition of "Embracing Cultures" also digs deep into the distinctions between culture and civilization.
The eagerly anticipated Japanese romance film April, Come She Will, featuring stars Takeru Satoh and Masami Nagasawa, is poised to captivate Chinese audiences as it hits domestic theaters on May 18.
With technological paradigm shifts like AI sweeping the world, culture preservation is faced with many uncertainties. But both French writer Christine Cayol and cellist Chu Yi-Bing agree that technology can only act as a tool to serve people and in the arena of people-to-people exchanges, "culture is the real influential power".
The birth place and home of Lu Xun (1881-1936) in Shaoxing, Zhejiang province, has become a magnet for numerous visitors eager to delve into the upbringing of the renowned writer.
One of the most anticipated productions of this year's Modern Drama Valley, Life & Times of Michael K will be presented at Yunfeng Theatre from May 10 to 12.
Cayol has hosted and worked with various cross-culture exhibitions over the past two decades. In her eyes, Chinese and French people, especially in the art circle, have become closer and more engaged. She thinks that the best way to bridge cultural differences is dedicating time to explore and adopting a self-confident attitude.
User viewing time on iQIYI, a leading online entertainment provider in China, increased 12 percent during the May Day holiday year on year, according to data released by the company.
Shanghai International Dance Center kicked off a new call for young choreographers aged between 18 and 45 this week.
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