Fashion inspired by traditional Chinese culture is experiencing a renaissance on the global stage with designers and their collections increasingly fascinating runway audiences.
The Beijing forum under the Second World Conference of Sinologist, commenced at Beijing Language and Culture University on Wednesday.
The symphonic oratorio, Song of the Big Wind, was staged at Shenzhen Concert Hall on Oct 18, featuring musicians from China and the United States.
Beijing recently hosted the Asia-Pacific launch of Steinway & Sons’ latest innovation, “SPIRIOCAST,” in tandem with Steinway’s 20th anniversary celebration in China.
Zhang Chaoyang, president of Phoenix Publishing and Media Group, and Juergen Jakob Becker, the managing director of the Deutsche Ubersetzerfonds (German translators fund), signed the Memorandum of Understanding on Strategic Cooperation for a Sino-German translation project at the 76th Frankfurt Book Fair that closed on Oct 20.
On Wednesday, the government of Beijing's Xicheng district announced the third round of vitalization projects for cultural heritage sites. This includes seven historical buildings destined for public use, including the Guandi Temple in Zhuanta hutong, Zhenwu Temple, Yongquan An, and the Wuyuan Guild Hall.
The exhibition Integration and Dialogue: Hong Kong-Macao Visual Art Biennial 2024 includes three sections — Hong Kong Snapshots & City Walks; Not Macao, But Named Macao; and Landscapes in Hangzhou.
In February, a high-definition television channel specializing in rebroadcasting classic movies and TV dramas was launched under the guidance of the National Radio and Television Administration.
The 16th edition of the Fu Lei Translation and Publishing Prize will be held on Nov 30 and Dec 1 in Beijing.
Ethnic culture, frontier spirit and natural bounty all part of remote village's growing touristic appeal.
Zheng Dazhe never imagined he would end up spending an entire afternoon touring porcelain workshops, engaging with craftsmen, and becoming captivated by their stories and creations, but when he visited the Taoyangli historical and cultural district in Jingdezhen in Jiangxi province, that's exactly what happened.
Editor's note: An array of Chinese cities have maintained their cultural memories in the form of historical neighborhoods that have only added to their multilayered charm and vigor with the passage of time. China Daily is taking readers on a journey to some of these timeless areas, where President Xi Jinping has left his footsteps and remarked on the preservation and vitalization of heritage. In this installment, we take a walk through the Taoyangli historical and cultural district in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi province, to examine the time-honored ceramic tradition of the city known as "China's porcelain capital".