This year the New Crafts exhibition, held at the academy's gallery through Jan 6, gathers some 300 works of art by designers from several Asian countries. Techniques and materials being used include ceramics, lacquer, fibers, glass, dye, wood and paper.
Chinese Classics Retold, an exhibition at The Military Museum of Chinese People's Revolution in Beijing through Sunday, shows lianhuanhua paintings which illustrate a selection of verses and stories from classic texts that have influenced common Chinese for centuries.
A carved wood version of one of China's most famous paintings, Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival, debuts in Southwest China's Chongqing municipality, December 25, 2019.
Ma Jinfu, an elderly man from Xining city, Northwest China's Qinghai province, paints on glass and ceramics using his palms and fingers.
CHENGDU - Southwest China's Sichuan province Thursday unveiled the signboard of China's first museum on antique book repairing, an endangered craft vital to the country's huge inventory of ancient texts.
A lifetime note written by a late master appraiser of art pieces was published by the Palace Museum in Beijing, according to a news conference at the museum on Thursday.
Caibai Department Store, Beijing's shopping mall famous for its jewelry products, collaborated with the Palace Museum to release a collection of gold jewelry and accessory to celebrate the upcoming Chinese Spring Festival.
China Energy English Association (CEEA) was founded on Dec 21, a move witnessed by 120 scholars and experts specialized in foreign Language study from 41 universities across the country.
A 24-episode TV series remake of Our Shinning Days, a box-office dark horse in 2017, has been released on the streaming giant iQiyi.com.
A follow-up to China's first self-rated PG-13 film Dahufa, the upcoming animated feature Mr Miao will hit domestic theaters on Dec 31.
Two weeks after its theatrical release, Chinese crime thriller film Sheep Without a Shepherd, an adaption from the 2015 Indian hit Drishyam, is proving to have strong legs at the box office, having raked in more than 600 million yuan ($85.81 million).
Central China's Henan province, also known as the birthplace of Shaolin Kung Fu, has promoted itself as an attractive tourism destination for Nepali travelers here.
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