The official poster for this year's Beijing International Film Festival, designed by Huo Tingxiao, Vice Chairman of the China Film Association and President of the China Film Art Direction Academy, was released recently at a press conference.
A total of 15 films have been shortlisted for the Competition Section of "Tiantan Award", including 12 foreign films and three domestic films.
Riding on the momentum of the booming box office success of the hit movie Ne Zha 2 and carrying on the glory of Chinese cinema's 120-year history, the 15th Beijing International Film Festival (BJIFF) will be held as scheduled with the theme of "New Quality Films Empowered by Technology, Showing Harmony in Diversity." A press conference for the 15th BJIFF was held on March 27, unveiling a prosperous and grand cinematic spectacle.
Exquisite bronze artifacts, ranging from tall, slender wine vessels to large, ornate wine containers, along with their elaborate production illustrations, give visitors a chance to appreciate the intricate patterns and technical mastery of ancient Chinese artisans.
During the ongoing exhibition, Radiance of the East: Million-Year Human Imprint in Nihewan, at the Natural History Museum of China in Beijing, visitors can follow fossil evidence to trace the earliest presence of humans in northeast Asia.
Huashuwa village, in Luoning county, Luoyang, Henan province, has transformed from an impoverished village deep in the mountains into a buzzing tourist destination thanks to the tireless efforts of a ceramic artist.
The four-day 2025 China Science Fiction Convention wrapped up on Monday in Beijing, where the China Science Fiction Research Center released the 2025 China Science Fiction Industry Report.
More than 700 years ago, Italian merchant and explorer Marco Polo trekked to China, leaving a deep impression of the Grand Canal — the country's major waterway artery — and providing the detailed portrayal in the famous book, The Travels of Marco Polo, that stirred Europeans' curiosity about the Eastern world.
I found the apt antidote to brain-dead Friends on China TV.
Prince Gung's Palace Museum welcomed scholars, poets, musicians and artists on Monday for its 14th edition of the Haitang Yaji cultural salon, an event celebrating classical Chinese poetry, music and traditional arts against the backdrop of blooming crabapple trees.
From illustrated books celebrating biodiversity in Yunnan province, to posters integrating Peking Opera paper-cuts, a graphic design exhibition now on at the Jilin University of Arts in Changchun, Jilin province.
The flagship public affairs program One Step Forward on Beijing TV has fostered discussions between citizens and policymakers for over six years.
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