The 14th Beijing International Film Festival (BJIFF) kicked off on Thursday in the Chinese capital, welcoming filmmakers from home and abroad to discuss movie development and promote cultural exchanges in the industry.
The 14th Beijing International Film Festival kicked off in the Chinese capital's northern outskirts on Thursday, drawing more than 370 stars and filmmakers from home and abroad to share their insights into new movies and the prospects for China's film industry.
Amber Quartet, one of China's most celebrated string quartets, will make their debut tour in New Zealand, with activities including three concerts from April 23 to 27 in Picton, Blenheim and Christchurch.
An acclaimed 82-year-old calligrapher continues to write new chapters in his field, Lin Qi reports.
From Goya and Tiepolo to Boucher and Chardin, the ongoing exhibition of paintings from the Uffizi Galleries in Shanghai includes 80 paintings by 50 European masters from the 18th century.
Annual Huazhao event offers up examples of cultural experiences, Wang Xin reports.
Huaiyang cuisine's subtle but elegant style is a diplomatic triumph, Li Yingxue reports.
One of the most sought after sopranos in global opera theater, Olga Peretyatko will present an opera gala with Shanghai Symphony Orchestra on Friday.
On April 16, Exploit in Silence, a Cantonese Opera produced by Zhuhai Performing Arts Group and performed by the Zhuhai Cantonese Opera Troupe, graced the stage in Beijing. This opera, based on the true story of Dr Ke Lin, depicts his clandestine efforts while working as a doctor in Macao, carrying out numerous missions for the Communist Party of China.
Regong, in the Tibetan language, means "a golden valley where dreams are fulfilled". The Regong region commands a beautiful view along the Longwu River, in Tongren, Huangnan Tibetan autonomous prefecture of Qinghai province. It is also where generations of Buddhist monks and folk artists have been carrying on a rich tradition collective of arts and crafts known as the Regong arts.
The highly anticipated Chinese opera, Nanchang Uprising, featuring tenor Shi Yijie, captivated audiences during its premiere at the China National Opera House in Beijing on April 16 and 17.
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