When Taiwan pop singer Jay Chou's new song Won't Cry sold a record high of 3.6 million copies within three hours after its release on Monday evening, the music video, which was shot in Japan, unexpectedly boosted tourism in the country.
A photography exhibition for people with visual disabilities made its debut on Tuesday in Shanghai as part of celebrations for the city's liberation and the 70th anniversary of the founding of The People's Republic of China.
As more and more young people are wearing hanfu, the traditional clothing of the Han ethnic group, industries of hanfu manufacture and traditional Chinese culture thrive.
Recently the Shanghai Grand Theatre took the unprecedented step of, demanding that ticket buyers present their ID information for the purchase of tickets for a play named Deling and Cixi.
A selection of image-based works from The University of Salford Art Collection will be on show at this year's PHOTOFAIRS | Shanghai, from Sept 20 to 22 at the Shanghai Exhibition Center.
Beijing-based artist Lizi travels a lot around the world. And the experiences have allowed her to reflect on the similarities and differences between Eastern and Western cultures.
An exhibition called Soul Meditation from the East has brought together nine artists from China and South Korea to engage in cross-cultural communication on the similarities and differences in their approaches to dealing with social issues.
Liu Lizhong, 75, is an inheritor of Cizhou Kiln firing technique. As the fourth generation in his family of porcelain making, Liu has devoted himself to preserving and researching of traditional kiln burning skills, and has successfully inherited the intact 72 procedures of Cizhou Kiln burning.
Milestones in Chinese archaeological discovery since 1949
Architects and designers have in recent years been actively involved in the renovation of Beijing's historic hutong neighborhoods. And their ideas have helped preserve the look of these age-old siheyuan courtyards and the way of the life there.
More than 60 handicrafts which showcase the intangible cultural heritage from various regions of China are now on display at the "The Wind Comes from the Sea" exhibition in the National Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen.
A Chinese composer will lead his multicultural band to demonstrate the charm of a unique style of fusion music this week in New York City.