In a small theater nestled in downtown Beijing, a stage play is performed. But this is no performance, but a press conference last week to promote a movie.
While 3D animations sometimes become box office blockbuster, “3D animation is not my cup of tea as it has killed the curiosity and imagination among many producers,” said renowned French filmmaker Michel Ocelot during an exclusive interview with China Daily Website.
As Tomb Sweeping Day draws near, here are eight traditional food people from different parts of China consume on the day.
Beijing's first promotional activity highlighting drama education on school campuses will be held in April.
Imagine a pottery male figure with his upper body naked, revealing his natural and astonishingly accurate anatomy. He wears only a short loincloth, imposing his muscles as a strong man.
More than 700 government officials, entrepreneurs and investors attended a ceremony to mark the launch of the 2017 Zhongguancun International Startup Festival & Shengjing Global Innovation Awards on Saturday in Beijing.
Children today are getting further and further away from nature. With the ever-increasing use of electronic devices, they are distancing themselves from spending time outside and keeping their heads down, eyes glued to small shiny screens.
A Chinese teacher and performer of Irish dance hopes to tap growing interest in the genre's fancy footwork in her homeland.
"There is a Chinese saying - there are no unqualified students, but only unqualified teachers. Sometimes I feel I'm an unqualified teacher. What do you suggest, professor," a vocational education teacher from Central China's Henan province asked US education expert Walter Huber a question during his lecture in Beijing on Sunday.
Three years ago, the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University partnered with Peking University's Guanghua School of Management, setting up China's first English-language Executive MBA program.
Officials from more than 250 universities, colleges and educational institutions from 29 countries and regions were in Beijing last weekend.
China's web-celebrity industry is estimated to be worth 52.8 billion yuan ($7.65 billion) and is forecast to exceed 100 billion yuan in 2018, a 2016 report by Beijing-based consultancy Analysys says.
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