TACHENG, Xinjiang — "This summer, I made two trips to Lake Alakol in Kazakhstan," says Tao Qin, a Tacheng city resident in Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.
As China has developed at an extraordinary pace over the past three decades, presenting an authentic, modern China on screen to resonate with global audiences is a new task for local filmmakers, says actor Zu Feng.
When Qi Xinzhang, then deputy director of the Xining Wildlife Park in the capital of Northwest China's Qinghai province, received photos of a lynx from He Shunfu, then head of the park's veterinary hospital, in April 2021, he was confused.
Deep in the annals of history, Yongle Palace, a Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) Taoist temple in Ruicheng county, Shanxi province, stands as a silent witness to centuries of grandeur. Its halls and murals hold the whispers of artisans, the elegance of architectural mastery, and the dignity of cultural heritage.
As acclaimed dancer-choreographer Wang Yabin celebrates the 10th anniversary of her groundbreaking dance drama, The Moon Opera, she reflects on a journey that has been both a personal and artistic evolution.
For Su Dike, an indie director and meteorological photographer, the fascination with typhoons began not in a classroom, but under a quilt, as he lay awake listening to the terrifying sound of his first major storm.
The 2025 China Zhangjiajie International New Acrobatic Theater Festival kicked off on Saturday in Zhangjiajie, Central China's Hunan province, bringing together theater artists and troupes from around the world to celebrate artistic dialogue and aesthetic innovation.
Despite many TV series and movies depicting the Chinese people's relentless fight against Japanese invaders, Our Homeland — a popular TV series that has garnered widespread acclaim — takes a fresh look by revisiting history through the eight-year struggle of a small county to survive and resist, according to critics and insiders at a recent seminar in Beijing.
The Glory of China, an immersive drama co-produced by China Science and Technology Museum and the China Coal Mine Art Troupe was staged at the Xizang Museum of Natural Science on Saturday to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Xizang autonomous region.
On Sunday, the world premiere of The Ocean Etched in the Forest, a groundbreaking music-theater piece composed by Pulitzer Prize winner Du Yun, was held in Beijing.
Beijing People's Art Theatre International Theatre Festival kicked off on Saturday.
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