The launch ceremony of the 2026 Discover China Cultural Tour kicked off at Beijing Shunyi Grand Theater.
In Wujiang, it was not only the dramatic canyon scenery that captured their hearts.
The international promotion of China's rising stars in science fiction took center stage at the PAGEONE bookstore in Beijing on the evening of March 26.
An exhibition of photographs spanning more than four decades opened on Saturday at AimerArt, a contemporary art museum in Beijing.
Wang Shaoqiang, artist and director of the Guangzhou-based Guangdong Museum of Art, is known for his minimalist landscapes, where fine seemingly erratic lines and softly smudged colors create a mood of detachment.
On a crisp March evening, Beijing's 798 Art District turned into a portal to the early 20th century. Scholars and designers from across the world, unlikely to ever meet, found their spirits converging on the runway.
A decade after production wrapped, the long-awaited romantic suspense crime film No Other Love has finally arrived in domestic theaters, taking audiences on a journey into the extremes of human nature.
The Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) is renowned in the realm of craftsmanship, for graceful qinghua (cobalt blue and white) ceramics, and in the performing arts for zaju, a dramatic art form that integrated singing, dance, poetry and other artistic elements.
There is little doubt that the world has entered a period of rapid transformation driven by artificial intelligence. For the creative industries, the question is no longer whether change will come, but how to respond to it.
Artificial intelligence delights at every turn.
In Beijing E-Town, a major hub of the capital’s technological innovation, artificial intelligence is rapidly integrating into daily life.