A high-profile art performance was held in Beijing on Sunday evening, ahead of the National Day on October 1, in celebration of the 70th founding anniversary of the People's Republic of China (PRC).
Tomorrow is China's 70th birthday. Food is always an indispensible part of any birthday celebration, and in China, as traditional would have it, the signature birthday dish is not a cake, but a bowl of noodles.
When it comes to Germany, music buffs may immediately hum Bach or Beethoven's classical melodies, soccer fans would call watching Bundesliga one of their must-see events, and philosophy lovers might secretly go over the theories of Hegel and Kant.
China's major national radios, TV channels and news websites will provide a live broadcast of the celebrations to mark the 70th founding anniversary of the People's Republic of China on Oct. 1.
These days when audiences in cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Chongqing want to see a well-curated art exhibition by domestic and international artists, their destinations are no longer exclusive to State-run art museums. They also have a variety of other options, such as the museums and galleries
Images depicted by artists reflect dramatic changes in society
In a recent interview with China Daily Website, Lefebvre shared his views on the early influence of Eastern arts in Europe, the Cernuschi Museum's main shows on Chinese art, as well as the role of arts in promoting culture and human relations.
To French artist and architect Martine Delaleuf, also President of Société des Artistes Français, art can be the best medium to resolve misunderstandings among cultures.
Hundreds of Chinese art lovers attended on Saturday the celebration held at the old historical Serail of Baabda in Lebanon for the upcoming 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China (PRC).