Soprano Zhang Liping's new album is all about the music that influenced her journey to stardom.
This music initiative "The Sound of the Forbidden City" aims to celebrate the creativity and ingenuity of traditional Chinese culture, drawing inspiration from the architectural marvels and cultural treasures housed within the museum.
Nearly a millennium after his death, the legacy of Su Shi, China's beloved writer, statesman and gastronome, continues to thrive on the tropical island of Hainan province.
As dragon boats swiftly navigated the narrow waterways of the Diejiao water town in Foshan, Guangdong province, the crowds were thrilled at the jaw-dropping maneuvers and fierce competition.
Theater festival, Story in Beijing, will be held at 24 theaters in the capital from June to August, along with a series of events, such as workshops and seminars.
Quatuor Diotima, a string quartet featuring violinist Yun-Peng Zhao, violinist Leo Marillier, violist Franck Chevalier and cellist Alexis Descharmes, performed at the Beijing Concert Hall on May 29.
To mark the 80th anniversary of the victory of the World Anti-Fascist War, the Beijing Symphony Orchestra staged a concert themed "Ode to Peace" on May 29 at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing.
A cultural performance was held at the National Centre for the Performing Arts over the past weekend to celebrate International Children's Day, bringing together more than 1,000 teenagers and children from across the country.
If you walk along the stone-paved sidewalks of Pingjiang Road in Suzhou, Jiangsu province, a distinctive scene will unfold daily: young women in elegant qipao, or traditional Chinese attire, with their hair styled in vintage waves, posing for photographs against a backdrop of white-walled, gray-tiled houses.
Collaboration, localization and teamwork make commercial model from China successful overseas
As Dragon Boat Festival approaches, craftsmen in Fangzhuang village of Nantong township in Minhou county of Fuzhou, Fujian province, are working with their axes, saws, chisels and hammers to make dragon boats from cedar and camphor wood.
I first met Wang Fangting, better known as Liaoliao, at a sci-fi conference in Shanghai two years ago. She was a guest speaker, who, when stepping on the stage, apologized that she was so nervous that she had forgotten all she had prepared about her paper-cuttings, which seemed "remote from sci-fi or fantasy".
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