Nature Cafe, a new dining concept jointly launched by the National Natural History Museum of China and Moscow Restaurant Bakery, officially opens on Aug 20 in Beijing.
"The Paradox of Appearance — Wang Chuan Solo Exhibition" opened at One Art Museum in Beijing on Aug 18, bringing together 124 photographic works and series by Chinese artist Wang Chuan.
Despite the unprecedented expansion of artificial intelligence, veteran filmmaker Shan Zhidan, founder of the Asia International Youth Film Festival, believes that while filmmaking tools may change, the human heart and the desire to tell meaningful stories will remain.
Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman, one of America's most defining plays of the 20th century, returned to Beijing, with veteran actor Lyu Liang giving his final performance as the troubled salesman.
When street dancers from around the world arrived in Zhangjiajie, Hunan province, they found a stage unlike any other — framed by towering sandstone peaks, mist-shrouded mountains and some of China's most spectacular natural scenery.
On Thursday, the Chinese Writers magazine held a symposium in Beijing on the theme "world literature and a community with a shared future for humanity", bringing together scholars, experts, writers, and media representatives.
The 21st Changchun Film Festival kicked off on Sunday in Changchun, Jilin province, featuring 16 shortlisted films selected from 157 entries.
A selection of Chinese productions took center stage in Edinburgh on Aug 16, as the "China On Stage 2026" showcase brought theater makers from professional companies, drama schools and emerging-director programs together with international industry professionals during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
When the tide retreats at Tanmen, people go after it. During the fishing town's summer beachcombing season, visitors spread across the exposed shore. Locals call the activity ganhai — literally, going out to "catch the sea