The Cannes Film Festival will not take place this year in "its original form" due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The film festival, one of the largest in the world, was initially due to take place on May 12-23.
It's been more than a week since the lockdown on Wuhan was lifted. But in order to further contain the epidemic, visiting the city's beloved museum, the Hubei Provincial Museum, is still not a possibility.
Powered by the 360-degree panorama and high-resolution image acquisition technologies, a virtual tour of the Hubei Provincial Museum has become a reality on Google Arts & Culture.
Facing a livestreaming camera, Gao Xiaolong, curator of the Beijing numismatic museum located at the historic Desheng Gate watchtower, narrated the millennia-old history of ancient coins with his vivid storytelling.
Some 3,770 tourist attractions in China have resumed operation and launched online booking access on Trip.com Group, the country's largest online travel agency.
Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region has utilized around 119 million yuan (about $16.82 million) of central government subsidies on public culture development in 2019, especially in primary-level areas, local authorities said.
Shanghai Symphony Orchestra (SSO) announced on April 20 that the 2020 Shanghai Isaac Stern International Violin Competition will be rescheduled to 2021.
They usually rock the stage for cheering fans and sing at the top of their lungs, but members of Brazilian band Fancy recently took a very different direction: fighting the coronavirus epidemic in China.
The NCPA Orchestra is livestreaming its seasonal concert series amid the outbreak, Chen Nan reports.
While most Kazakh people in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region have bid farewell to their past nomadic life, Kinesgul Nurtanakin persists in keeping their ethnic memory alive with a craft she inherited from her family.
Several stories depicted on the murals of the Mogao Grottoes, a renowned UNESCO World Heritage site in Northwest China's Gansu province, have been brought to life through animations to draw more younger fans.
Bright, colorful Beijing Opera faces appear on a computer screen. A window pops up and the teacher asks the students: "Shall we go to see Beijing Opera?"
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