Sanxingdui in Guanghan, Sichuan province, stands out as one of the most mesmerizing names in the story of early Chinese civilization.
The Chinese musical Jiang Jie was staged at the Beijing Performing Arts Center on Saturday and Sunday.
With 2024 and 2025 designated as the China-Russia Years of Culture, the China National Symphony Orchestra Chorus staged a performance at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing on Sunday.
The Sun Rises on Us All, which earned Xin Zhilei the Best Actress award at the 82nd Venice Film Festival in September, hit theaters across the Chinese mainland on Friday.
A total of 58 products and two design concepts were recognized for their originality, craftsmanship, and cultural resonance at the Beijing Gifts Global Cultural and Creative Competition awards ceremony on Saturday in Beijing.
Last Friday, coinciding with the solar term Beginning of Winter, Wanda Hotels & Resorts inaugurated the fifth season of its acclaimed culinary program, The Culinary Art of Guizhou Cuisine, at Wanda Jin Beijing Dongba Hotel.
Bar Leone, the Hong Kong-based bar recently named No 1 on The World's 50 Best Bars 2025 list, has opened a new outpost in Shanghai. Co-founders Lorenzo Antinori and Justin Shun Wah announced that the venue officially opened its doors on Sunday.
On Nov 1, Beijing hosted a workshop on the international communication of contemporary Chinese literature and art, co-organized by the Beijing Normal University Institute of Chinese Culture and its School of Chinese Language and Literature.
The Cat God in the Forbidden City, an original song and dance drama co-produced by the China National Theater for Children (CNTC) and the Palace Museum, took home the Wenhua Grand Prize at the closing ceremony of the 14th China Art Festival on Nov 4 in Chongqing.
Upon entering the Ethnic Costume Museum at the Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology, our Belarusian host, Kate, received a warm welcome from Curator Tian Hui — and a charming gift of 56 panda figurines, each adorned in the unique attire of one of China's ethnic groups.
When the strains of a waltz first drifted into China in the 1980s, few could have imagined the quiet revolution that was about to unfold
SHENYANG — As the last rays of the setting sun fell on a riverside park in Shenyang, in Northeast China's Liaoning province, music filled the air and the park square became a dance stage as dozens of elderly women began their nightly exercise.
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