The pale walls — painted light yellow, milky white and gray — arched windows, and vintage chairs and cabinets at Tang Contemporary Art's two spaces in the 798 art zone create an atmosphere of quiet and peace, the same feelings delivered by the drawings and oil paintings on display.
Sanlitun, a famous shopping and culinary area in Beijing's Chaoyang District, is a major draw, especially among the international community.
Emotional and community-based consumption emerged as new growth points in the contemporary cultural industry last year and are gradually reshaping the market landscape to bring unprecedented development opportunities, according to a report released at the Forum on International Cultural Industries in Beijing on Saturday.
Hui Minli is an inheritor of Qinqiang Opera, one of the items of China's national intangible cultural heritage, and widely considered the most popular form of traditional opera in northwestern China, particularly in Shaanxi Province.
Liang Yong'an, a liberal arts professor at Fudan University, shared his views on the strengths of young people and the mission they shoulder in modern times during a meeting at the 37th Beijing Book Fair, which ran from Thursday to Saturday.
On Sunday, the Chinese Nutrition Society and IMR Press held the International Journal for Vitamin and Nutrition Research strategic cooperation and discipline development symposium in Beijing.
The Palace Museum's "Tea World" cultural relics exhibition, titled The Spectacle of Tea,is now on display in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province. Hosted at the Zhejiang Provincial Museum, the exhibition offers a captivating experience for tea enthusiasts and cultural connoisseurs alike.
The Annual Research Report on China's Cultural and Tourism Industries (2024) was unveiled on Saturday at the 751 Library in Beijing to a combined audience of officials, scholars, journalists, and industry professionals.
The recent passing of former United States president Jimmy Carter at the age of 100 was a stark reminder that, despite the myriad changes the world has seen since Carter's term in the White House (1977-81), developments in two key areas — Sino-US ties and the situation in the Middle East — are just as important now as then.
Yang Hongming, a 72-year-old retired teacher from Chengdu, Sichuan province, has made the Recreational Vehicle campsite in Xinhe village in Longde county of the Ningxia Hui autonomous region in Northwest China his home in recent summers.
In the heart of Beijing, where the hum of modernity meets the echoes of tradition, a stirring movement is unfolding at the legendary Beijing People's Art Theatre.
In one corner of the restaurant's kitchen, spicy mashed potatoes, creamy chickpeas, and tangy, spicy mint water are stuffed into a 3-centimeter hollow, fried wheat shell, known as pani puri.