Museums, libraries and art galleries are making good on the government's pledge to promote the cultural industry and improve living standards.
Writer Lu Xun stands as a cultural giant of the 20th-century in China, his influence extending beyond literature to the world of ideas, art, and even politics. To mark the 80th Anniversary of his passing, the Lu Xun Museum of Beijing has teamed up with the National Art Museum of China.
Dunhuang Research Academy has released a series of photos of grotto paintings that depict the celebration of the Longtaitou Festival.
People living with heart disease, high blood pressure or stroke may benefit from practicing traditional Chinese exercises such as Tai Chi, showed a study published Wednesday in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
Crosscurrent, the Chinese-language movie that won a Silver Bear at the recently concluded Berlin International Film Festival, will hit mainland screens late next month. But box-office success at home is far from guaranteed.
Gods of Egypt, one of the latest box-office flops in North America, appears to be seeking a rebound in China, according to some industry watchers.
Two kung fu-film directors eagerly await their chances to follow the success of Ip Man 3, Xu Fan reports.
The Beijing People's Art Theater has brought a play by China's late literary legend Cao Yu to Singapore. Directed by Chen Xinyi, The Wilderness is proving a big hit with locals.
The State Council, China's Cabinet, called for better protection for the nation's cultural relics and stronger law enforcement in an instruction published Tuesday.
The sixth Beijing International Film Festival, which will be held in April, released its film screening schedule for Beijing Film Panorama, an event for general filmgoers, on March 3.
Picture an ice-covered river shining beneath the winter sunshine. The scene, which could be a picturesque attraction in real life, turns out to be a thrilling crime scene in Tony Leung Ka-fai's forthcoming movie.
Hunter, something of a Chinese answer to BBC's hit TV series Sherlock, will come to China's small screen on March 21.
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