China and Italy will join hands to launch more than 100 programs during their bilateral culture and tourism year of 2020.
To welcome the upcoming Spring Festival, a cultural event showcasing local intangible cultural heritage and Chinese folk customs was held at the Daoxiang Lake tourism resort in Beijing's Haidian district on Jan 17.
Nearly 2,000 low-budget films tailored for China’s television channels have been produced since the first batch came out in the late 1990s, according to an expert who spoke during a recent Beijing seminar.
An online reality show that brings the audience closer to the charm of intangible cultural heritage and achievements of the country’s poverty-alleviation efforts in important revolutionary areas will be aired this year.
Teenagers from China and Australia have celebrated the Lunar New Year Down Under on Monday evening, at an inspiring event which showcased both traditional culture and cutting edge technology.
An artist performs Chinese Kongfu during a performance celebrating the upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year at the Mediterranean Conference Centre in Valleta, Malta, Jan 19, 2020.
The Suzanne Dellal Center for Dance and Theater in the Central Israeli city of Tel Aviv was crowded with audience enjoying the Chinese dance drama Shi Feng on Monday evening.
A concert of the China Philharmonic Orchestra, hosted by the Romanian Athenaeum, wowed an audience on Monday evening as part of a series of cultural events to celebrate the upcoming Chinese New Year.
The consulate general of Hungary in Shanghai presented a New Year Concert to a packed audience at Moore Memorial Church on Jan 21, featuring one of Hungarian’s top sopranos Erika Miklosa and her partner Istvan Horvath.
Three numbers entered the online lexicon of workers last year. They denote stress, tension and overwork and are often, but not solely, in the so-called creative industries. You don't have to be a psychologist to know that a lack of sleep impairs creativity. The online phrase "996" refers to the comm
An island getaway, a home in the country, your own private paradise, is a dream too far for most people. But architect Mu Wei has laid the foundations, literally, for such a dream for his family and himself on an island on the outskirts of Wuhan, Central China's Hubei province.
In the best possible sense, the 9-year-old was caught in a trap－a Von Trapp to be precise. For Ai Liya, now a stage veteran, it all started when the hills came alive with The Sound of Music.
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