Idyllic locale, traditional attire and intricate crafts attract global travelers to ethnic Guizhou
On June 18, during the 32nd Beijing International Book Fair, the Signing and Communication Meeting for the "Going Global" Publishing Program, supported by the Taofen Foundation, was held at the China National Convention Center in Beijing.
Wolfram, the latest film by Australian Indigenous director Warwick Thornton, held its China premiere on June 14 as part of the Australia Focus program at the 28th Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF).
The Beijing Folklore Museum packed in visitors during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday with a rich variety of themed cultural activities that combined traditional customs with interactive, contemporary experiences.
It began, as many artistic revelations do, with a walk through a city that refuses to stand still.
This summer, Beijing's long-running Gateway to Arts summer festival, which was launched in 1995, returns from July 3 to Aug 30 for its 33rd edition, transforming the city's iconic Forbidden City Concert Hall into a celebration of music, theater, heritage, and innovation.
Beijing's cultural and tourism sector posted solid growth during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, fueled by traditional folklore activities, upgraded cultural experiences and rising inbound travel demand, according to local authorities.
The Century Square in Heihe, Heilongjiang province, was bustling with activity on Saturday evening as the friendship invitational tournament of the Heihe Dance Competition kicked off.
A low-budget biopic about Wu Zutai, the planner and designer of the Red Flag Canal — a monumental waterway carved into the Taihang Mountains — has sparked discussions among industry experts about the ability of small-to-medium-budget productions to tell compelling Chinese stories.
The 32nd edition of the Beijing International Book Fair wrapped up on Sunday at the China National Convention Center.