On a crisp March evening, Beijing's 798 Art District turned into a portal to the early 20th century. Scholars and designers from across the world, unlikely to ever meet, found their spirits converging on the runway.
A decade after production wrapped, the long-awaited romantic suspense crime film No Other Love has finally arrived in domestic theaters, taking audiences on a journey into the extremes of human nature.
The Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) is renowned in the realm of craftsmanship, for graceful qinghua (cobalt blue and white) ceramics, and in the performing arts for zaju, a dramatic art form that integrated singing, dance, poetry and other artistic elements.
There is little doubt that the world has entered a period of rapid transformation driven by artificial intelligence. For the creative industries, the question is no longer whether change will come, but how to respond to it.
Artificial intelligence delights at every turn.
In Beijing E-Town, a major hub of the capital’s technological innovation, artificial intelligence is rapidly integrating into daily life.
Chinese fashion label J Rureminds unveiled its 2026 Autumn/Winter collection at Shanghai Xintiandi on Thursday, as part of the Shanghai Fashion Week, with a show centered on female empowerment. Titled “Power Dressing,” the collection reinterprets 1980s workplace fashion, honoring the spirit of working women breaking boundaries.
On the streets of Zhongnanmen, an ancient town in Tongren city, Guizhou province, the atmosphere grows livelier as the sun sets.
A new documentary uses 10 defining tastes and the voices of top chefs to reveal how food shapes culture, identity and everyday routine across Thailand.
The shop window of the traditional Italian stationery brand Moleskine in central Milan showcases a special collection inspired by the Chinese zodiac and the Year of the Horse, featuring an eye-catching decorative Chinese character "horse" motif alongside red and shimmering notebooks and pens.
China Media Group stages a rare, collective judgment of films in the digital age.
As the first rays of sunlight spread across Southwest China's Xizang autonomous region, Tashi Yangzom studies satellite imagery, her eyes quietly tracking shifting weather systems unfolding on the screen.
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