To celebrate International Tea Day, the Tea for Harmony – Yaji Cultural Salon was held in Paris on May 21.
The 12-minute movie won the Best Sound Design Award at the 15th Beijing International Film Festival's ReelFocus section, a competitive category aimed at spotlighting young talents, in late April. This year, the category received 1,280 short films vying for 11 awards.
Shine One Program, an initiative to discover emerging talents with international perspectives and invigorate Chinese cinema, was launched during a sideline event at the 78th Cannes Film Festival.
"The Litchi Road", a play adapted from Ma Boyong's popular eponymous novel, premiered on Thursday at Theatre Above in Shanghai.
Go for Rural Entrepreneurship, a documentary that touches on themes of modernization, rural vitalization, and food security, premiered on Thursday in Beijing.
The China Wildlife Image and Video Competition launched Thursday on the International Day for Biodiversity in Foshan, Guangdong province, marking its second five-year chapter with bold upgrades.
Since its launch in 2018, the Beijing Dangdai Art Fair, in May, has become an integral part of the capital city's cultural landscape attracting both art professionals and members of the public who seldom go to galleries.
Forty international bloggers from abroad have engaged in the Follow Xu Xiake's Footsteps to Explore Ninghai tour since early May, experiencing the cultural treasures of Ninghai county, East China's Zhejiang province.
In a small theater in Maoming city in South China's Guangdong province, Cantonese Opera echoes through the air, the rhythmic beat of drums, the melodic instruments and the soaring voices of performers filling the atmosphere with life and energy. This was the world Li Junsheng was born into.
In an era dominated by high-speed trains and budget flights, a growing number of young travelers are redefining exploration by opting for slow, immersive journeys via public bus. The trend, driven by a desire for deeper cultural engagement and cost-effective travel, is reshaping how some among the younger generation experience the country's vast landscapes and diverse communities.
Can you guess which exhibition has drawn the most visitors in the world? On Top of the Pyramid: The Civilization of Ancient Egypt, currently on view at the Shanghai Museum, has welcomed over 2 million visitors since opening in last July.
When it comes to Beijing, what first come to mind are the grand imperial landmarks — such as the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace, the Temple of Heaven, and the dozens of other magnificent temples and structures, big and small, peppered throughout the capital. But dig a little deeper and set your sights a little further afield, and you'll find countless hidden gems sitting in plain sight, both inside and outside city limits.
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