The Beijing Stone Carving Art Museum, which is set to reopen on Dec 31 after a two-year restoration, now houses 2,600 stone carvings collected from all over the city. Wang Kaihao reports.
A new Chinese translation of Indian Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore's poetry has been pulled off the shelves in China.
Xia embroidery, the fifth renowned embroidery in China besides Suzhou embroidery, Hunan embroidery, Sichuan embroidery and Yue embroidery, is distinguished by its strong artistic and visual effect on viewers.
The winners of the 3rd Chinese Model Award were crowned on December 23 in Beijing, drawing the spotlight on the country's new fashion power.
After last year's successful collaboration with the EOS Repertoire Orchestra, China World Summit Wing, Beijing, is to bring classical music to the capital once again with New Year with Summit New Year Concert 2016.
Domestic productions have provided audiences with many pleasant surprises on the silver screen this year. As the year is coming to an end, China Daily Website has invited nine critics, academics and film workers to vote for their top ten films of the year.
After a two-year hiatus, musician Wu Tong returns with a crossover concert, titled The World and Sheng, which will be staged at Tianqiao Performing Arts Center in Beijing on Thursday and Friday.
A rundown of the year's best and best-selling Chinese movies shows that it will take time for the two to converge.
China's fascination with that elementary detective Sherlock Holmes, the upstairs-downstairs lives in period drama Downton Abbey, and the sci-fi thriller Black Mirror, helped earn millions of dollars for Britain, Chancellor George Osborne said Saturday.
The second season of the TV reality show, Silk Road Expedition, will take audiences to landmark cities along the Silk Road, the ancient route connecting China and the West.
American Pistachio Growers recently held the 5th annual American Pistachio Growers Miss California China Tour, with leading growers of the nut and the newly crowned Miss California 2015, Bree Morse, visiting Shanghai, Ningbo, Xi’an and Beijing.
In the past decade, 72-year-old American neurophysiologist Mark Hallett has flown regularly to China to work with his Chinese counterparts to expand and improve treatments of movement disorders and Parkinson's disease.
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