The 8th Beijing Fringe Festival, which features 12 Shakespeare dramas and various competitions and exhibitions, is expected to kick off this September.
The World Health Organization's (WHO) cancer research agency has found no conclusive evidence that coffee causes cancer.
Qi Yafeng's solo exhibition at Beijing's Today Art Museum, titled Unbreakable Poise, has huge sculptures both inside and outside the museum. It also has ink paintings and photos introducing the scale and scope of his explorations.
Chinese ink painter Zeng Zhiqin, 31, paints on silk because he prefers its delicate texture compared with the traditional xuanzhi (rice paper).
At 77, Ian McKellen surprised a 900-strong Shanghai audience with his excellent memory in a recent master talk in Shanghai Theater Academy.
A drama to save a cinematic work of art with little mass market appeal unfolded both on-screen and off-screen when a venerated producer pleaded for more screenings of the swan song of a master.
The Chinese film and TV industry wants better "foreign voices" on overseas screens.
A much-heralded director draws eager crowds with a rare appearance-and unconventional words-at the Shanghai International Film Festival.
A Chinese TV drama series based on the country's fight against corruption and on other political developments is poised to challenge the popularity of the US hit House of Cards.
Meet Vincent Van Gogh, a multimedia display of Van Gogh's works, letters and the environment he lives, made its global debut in Beijing today.
The World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday stressed that voluntary, unpaid blood donations must be increased rapidly in more than half of the world's countries, UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric told reporters here.
The third China Folk Song Chorus Festival will begin on June 18 in Kaili, capital of Qiandongnan Miao and Dong autonomous prefecture, Guizhou province.