A group of Chinese orators have completed a three-day public speaking tour in Britain, aiming to bring the east and the west closer by telling stories of ordinary Chinese people.
Mike Tyson, who is reinventing himself as an actor, was nursing a fractured finger in Shanghai on Friday courtesy of some heavy sparring with lead star Donnie Yen on the set of Ip Man 3.
“harmonious balance” is just the core of oriental culture, as well as the inner connection of the culture between China and India.
A growing number of Hollywood actors are trying to increase their presence in the world's second-largest movie market, with Dave Batista and Sienna Guillory the latest stars to film in China.
The posters for Ark of Mr. Chow, a movie set for release in mainland theaters on June 19, were unveiled at Tsinghua University earlier this month.
Chinese director Jia Zhangke was presented with the Carrosse d’Or award on May 14 during the opening ceremony of the Directors'Fortnight sidebar at the ongoing Cannes Film Festival.
The 11th China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair is well underway and the Intangible Cultural Heritage Hall amazes the public with its diversified and distinguished handcrafts and artwork.
The 11th China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industrial Fair kicked off on May 14. More than 18,000 traders from nearly 100 countries and regions will participate in the five-day event.
Further cultural exchanges between China and Belgium should aim at a future of shared interests and encourage people, especially the youths, to interact with each other, said veteran China expert Serge Pairoux of Belgium.
"Making profits is important, but production safety should always come first ... It is very important to train machine operators so that they can detect problems and deal with them on the spot."
It has been 10 years since singer Zhang Liangying, also known as Jane Zhang, shot to fame by winning third place in the 2005 season of the Super Girl contest, a reality TV show.
With a population of 649 million, the tastes of China's online community are transforming the domestic film industry, but insiders fear it is a change for the worse.