As the last imperial dynasty in China, the Qing -- spanning from 1644 to 1911 -- is perhaps set as the story backdrop more than any other eras in historical TV series, exemplified by runaway hits Empresses in the Palace and Story of Yanxi Palace.
Late sculptor Liu Shiming's work may seem a little unpolished to the untrained eye. But it perfectly reflects his roots and his subject matter, Lin Qi reports.
China through Israeli Eyes, a photo exhibition held in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, has attracted more than 200 Israeli viewers.
Having given up making traditional Dong cloth for nearly 20 years, Wang Yangying, 76, is considering returning to her old job, after being inspired by a group of young ethnic Dong people.
The latest movie by a famous French animator is a dark children's tale set against the backdrop of Paris during the Belle Epoque, Xu Fan reports.
The Story of Niu Tianci, a Chinese play based on Chinese author Lao She's 1934 novel of the same name, premiered in Beijing's Tianqiao Performing Arts Center on Dec 25.
A 103-year-old Chinese painter's life story has been preserved and presented to the public thanks to the efforts of a museum in Silicon Valley.
While Star Wars fans from around the world waited in line for days to catch The Rise of Skywalker, the sci-fi series has struggled to woo filmgoers in the increasingly important Chinese market.
Feng Xiaogang's latest movie sees the stars of Youth reunite for a bittersweet story about enduring love, loss and isolation overseas set against the stunning backdrop of New Zealand, Xu Fan reports.
An exhibition featuring 100 Chinese decorative objects dating back to the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) has opened door this week at the Byzantine and Christian Museum in Athens.
Just like "Ping-Pong Diplomacy" between the US and China 48 years ago, the diplomacy around filmmaking is a strong and constructive force that glues the two countries together today, a California-based producer has said.
The Armenian National Philharmonic Orchestra (ANPO), one of the leading music ensembles of Eastern Europe, will perform at the National Center for the Performing Arts (NCPA) in Beijing on Jan 9, 2020.
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