Lin Hwai-min's 1998 creation, Moon Water, will be staged for the first time at the National Theater for the Performing Arts on Aug 25 to 28.
As a rickshaw driver in the hutong, Xin Ying Wu witnessed the rise of modern commercialization first-hand.
Elyse Ribbons, known as Liu Suying in China, found a home in the hutong. An American entrepreneur with a successful career in radio and film, Ribbons was attracted to the hutong where she found acceptance and community. Hutong Culture
Feng Xiaogang's "I Am Not Madade Bovary" and Cheng Er's "The Wasted Times" are scheduled to premiere at the 41st Toronto International Film Festival.
The 13th China International Chorus Festival was launched at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on July 26.
The northern city of Heihe and Russia’s Amur Oblast administrative centre, Blagoveshchensk, will host the seventh China-Russia Cultural Fair in August, according to the Heilongjiang Provincial Government.
Since the days of Genghis Khan, competitors have gathered each summer to show off their skills in horseback riding, archery and wrestling. Xing Yi and Yuan Hui explore the scene in Hohhot.
Some 800 years ago, Genghis Khan united most of the Mongolian tribes with his then invincible cavalry.
Daphne Mallet, owner of the Jiali Gallery at Beijixiang Hutong, has been living in the hutong since 2006. After working in 798 Art Zone for six years, the French artist decided to open her own gallery.
A group of 1000 young students from Hong Kong have ended a five-day visit to Beijing, during which they experienced a variety of local art and culture.
Chinese ink painter Cui Ruzhuo, 72, recently became an honorable adviser at the Beijing-based Palace Museum’s research institute.
Archeologists in Northwest China's Qinghai province have confirmed human activity at an altitude of 4,000 meters on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, dating back over 10,000 years.