Ink artist Cui Zhenkuan is holding his fifth solo exhibition at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing until June 17. The Brush and Ink Shine Anew displays more than 170 paintings from different periods of his nearly seven-decade career, donating 30 works to the museum.
As the initiator of Huichang Theatre Village, theater director Lai Shengchuan told China Daily online show Spotlight that the charm of theater could bridge his home to the world. As the latest testimony, Lai staged his new show right inside the Lai's family mansion in Huichang during the Huichang Theatre Season 003 earlier this month, which attracted 15 theater groups from five countries to stage over 370 performances.
Two animated projects produced by teams in Ningde, Fujian province, are being showcased at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival, an event called the "Oscars of animated films", which runs from Tuesday to Friday in France.
Makena Mutwiri, founder of Bloom Kenya, a fashion brand in Nairobi, was recently excited to be back in China to explore new opportunities.
In the heart of China's pottery capital Yixing in the eastern province of Jiangsu, the ancient ritual of firing the 600-year-old Qianshu Dragon Kiln persists, a testament to enduring craftsmanship despite modern alternatives.
Documentary shows how China and UK, despite the geographical distance, faced and overcame similar energy transition challenges.
In a classroom at the Confucius Institute of the University of Granada, in Spain, a group of Spanish students mirrored their teacher's martial arts movements — holding horse stance, jabbing with controlled force and retracting elbows in fluid arcs.
Nineteen emerging Chinese artists, writers, photographers and scholars are exhibiting their international travel-inspired creations, such as paintings, publications and music compositions, in Shanghai.
Innovations like AI are transforming preservation and heritage along China's most celebrated man-made waterway and beyond.
Adapted from a novella, drama about "lychee envoy" makes a summer TV hit.
An event marking the first International Day for Dialogue Among Civilizations was held on Tuesday at the Chinese Cultural Center in Mongolia's capital of Ulan Bator.
The annual Gateway to Arts summer festival will return to the capital from July 4 to Aug 24 at the Forbidden City Concert Hall. Celebrating its 32nd edition, the festival will feature 45 performances, 12 summer art camps, and nine Chinese music-themed lecture series led by professional scholars. Additionally, eight workshops will highlight Chinese intangible cultural heritage alongside five public welfare activities.
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