China spent big on culture in 2015, with a total of 68.3 billion yuan spent on cultural undertakings, an increase of 17.1 percent from 2014.
Few regions have more joyful music than the Caribbean, and its sounds are coming to Beijing this weekend, Chen Nan reports.
In September 2013, American pianist Chick Corea performed at the annual Shanghai Jazz Festival.
Chinese singer-songwriter Yang Le is not a fan of fame.
An international designer training camp marking its eighth year will hold sessions this summer in Hangzhou and Berlin.
The 25th Golden Rooster & Hundred Flowers Film Festival, featuring China's top film-industry awards, is teaming up with the country's key micro-film project for youth.
Seven works of "Ding ware" were added to the Palace Museum collection in Beijing on April 22.
Chinese authorities issued new regulations to ban a number of TV networks' "inappropriate hype," reported Beijing Daily.
A Tibetan art exhibition in Beijing's 798 art district is displaying thangka paintings, Buddhist figurines and ritual objects from the Zagya Monastery, in Sichuan's Tibetan region of Ganzi.
A selection of the Shanghai Yuyuan Garden's collection of Chinese ink paintings is now on show at Beijing's Yiheyuan Summer Palace.
At his current solo exhibition in Macao, monk and painter Shi Dachan converses with nature and the world of Zen through his ink paintings and calligraphic pieces.
The 2016 work meeting of the Ministry of Culture concerning Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and foreign countries was held in Beijing from April 22 to 24.
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