A Chinese art troupe made its debut in New Zealand's largest city Auckland on Saturday evening with high quality performances, to promote peace and cooperation and celebrate the 2019 China-New Zealand Year of Tourism.
The China Tourism and Culture Week kicked off in Toronto Saturday to showcase China's landscapes, culture and food, attracting hundreds of visitors.
The 22nd Shanghai International Film Festival, one of Asia's largest, opened on Saturday with more than 3,900 films from 112 countries and regions competing for Golden Goblet awards.
Marking the 40th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between China and Portugal, a concert given by the China National Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Portuguese conductor Joana Carneiro was held at the Beijing Concert Hall on June 10.
A China-New Zealand art exchange exhibition kicked off at the New Zealand parliament building on Wednesday evening, featuring Chinese art.
Father’s Day is celebrated worldwide to honor fathers and fatherhood and to recognize the contribution that fathers make on their children’s lives. The festival falls on June 16 this year.
The Chinese pavilion will be curated by a team headed by Lu Zhengyuan, a lecturer of the Central Academy of Fine Arts and an artist in his own right.
A series of books in Chinese and English covering eight classic works of Peking Opera were recently released, with the aim of revealing details about the art form in a straightforward way.
Never to Cease Fighting, a portrait of Lu Xun, a leading figure of 20th-century Chinese literature, is familiar to many Chinese people.
Television viewers in South Korea will soon be able to watch the animation series Boonie Bears, one of China's most popular hits.
The second Beijing International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition for Young Pianists will be held between Oct 19 and Nov 2 in Beijing.