The opening ceremony of the China Cultural Week was held in Mexico City on March 15.Chinese Ambassador to Mexico Qiu Xiaoqi and many officials from Mexican ministries and members of the House were present.
Chinese authorities are determined to increase the international presence of domestic films, with a fresh government circular promising to award those performing well in the overseas market.
The sloth in Disney's latest animated hit, Zootopia, has become a social media sensation in China, where the film is dominating cinemas.
A film based on British skier Michael Edwards' life is coming to the Chinese mainland, with Hugh Jackman as its star draw.
A three-part documentary that records the experiences of five British presenters as they immerse themselves in the Lunar New Year festivities, is making waves both in China and abroad.
When VR concept is being applied to culture and entertainment, it brings theme parks what appears to be a promising future.
The Chinese TV series Nanny Man is now being aired on two TV channels from Hubei and Heilongjiang provinces. The 35-episode comedy centers on a male nanny's adventures in a big city.
The central government allocated 2.22 billion yuan ($340 million) for the preservation of cultural relics in North China's Shanxi province over the past five years.
A sandalwood seal carved for China's longest-reigning emperor will be auctioned in Hong Kong on April 6.
A theme Web page devoted to promoting young-generation exchanges between China and the Southeast Asian countries went online last week.
More than 100 tai chi masters will gather in Nanshan Mountains, Sanya, Hainan province, from April 8 to 12 for the first World Tai Chi Culture Festival.
The Strawberry Music Festival, one of the country's biggest outdoor music festivals, will be held during the May Day holiday in Beijing and Shanghai.