Fringe Festival to feature three of China's captivating, cutting-edge and culturally enlightening plays, Chen Nan reports.
Narration and singing deliver a compelling tale of heritage, Yang Feiyue reports in Chengdu.
During my years in China, I was fortunate to explore its rich history, diverse cultures, and incredible cuisine. My journey began in 2017 when I moved to Beijing to pursue my bachelor's and master's degrees at Beijing Normal University.
Various appetizing shades of brown such as chocolate, chestnut and caramel — the Maillard color palette — have swept the global fashion scene since autumn 2023.
In a wooded corner of Eastover Estate & Eco-Village, a dozen scrolls, each measuring 3 meters in height and 1 meter in width, sway quietly in the summer breeze, visibly transformed by rain, sunlight and time since they were hung one year ago.
I came to China to tell stories. I ended up living them. And I ended up sharing this life of stories with the world in ways I'd never imagined.
International best-selling author Mai Jia thanked the dozens of translators who've brought his and other globally celebrated Chinese authors' works overseas recognition at the recent Dialogues Between Mai Jia and Sinologists from 30 Countries event.
Beijing International Book Fair sees record-breaking deals and strong global demand for Chinese titles, Yang Yang reports.
Summer breezes ripple across the eastern edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, turning the fields and mountains of Minxian county in Dingxi, Gansu province, a vibrant green.
How Dare You!?, an original vertical screen micro-drama by China's leading online entertainment provider iQIYI, premiered June 28, following last year's animated adaptation of the same title. This launch underscores iQIYI's effective fusion of long- and short-form content formats, and kicks off a summer season of micro-drama lineup. The series set a new benchmark for micro-dramas, achieving a content popularity index of 5,667 and reaching a record high in bullet screen within the category.
Director Xun Weiping’s art house film, The Earth Abides, recently held a seminar in Beijing where critics and industry insiders discussed the societal significance of rural-themed films.
An upcoming film retelling the legendary journey of Tian Bao, an ethnic Tibetan Red Army veteran born as Sanggyai Yexe, is scheduled to be released at People Cinemas, a nationwide chain specializing in domestic movies, on Thursday.
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