iQIYI, China's leading online entertainment provider, recently unveiled the lineup of artists for its music variety show, "Sing! Asia".
Qiu Xigui, a doyen of Chinese paleography, ancient classics and history and a leading professor at the Center for Research on Chinese Excavated Classics and Paleography at Fudan University, died Thursday at the age of 90 in Shanghai.
Nyingchi's alpines conjure an enchanting terrain that shapes its distinctive cultural landscape. The prefecture is celebrated as "Xizang's little Switzerland".
Romantsova Kseniia, a 29-year-old from Russia, recently received her Chinese permanent residency — a milestone in her eight-year journey through China. After moving from Blagoveshchensk to Beijing, she earned a master’s degree in international Chinese education, married a Chinese actor, and embraced life across cultures.
The Power Station of Art, Shanghai, is giving Ieoh Ming Pei (1917-2019), the Chinese American architect who built the glass pyramid in front of the Louvre in Paris, his first full-scale retrospective exhibition on the Chinese mainland.
Twenty years after his premature death while filming a movie in Shanghai, one of modern China's most important artists, Chen Yifei (1946-2005), is having a retrospective in Shanghai focusing on his life and career.
Australia-China tourism is riding high on post-pandemic growth, with surging traveler numbers giving a strong fillip to the pillar sector.
WELLINGTON — On April 27, residents of New Zealand's South Island were immersed in the world of traditional Chinese medicine at an exhibition held in Christchurch.
From the Lumiere brothers' first screening of Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat Station in a Paris cafe on Jan 25, 1896, to today's ever-evolving cinematic landscape, debut films have remained the beating heart of innovation in cinema.
As Hollywood's first major studio release with an all-Asian cast in 25 years, the film was a huge success, both commercially and culturally.
The 15th Beijing International Film Festival, one of China's best-known cinematic events, for the first time held an exhibition of 150 hand-painted posters by Yang Yu, better known as Jiaozi (dumpling), the director of the Ne Zhe animated franchise.
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