The China Yearbook, available in both Chinese and English, emerged as one of the highlights at the London Book Fair held from March 11 to 13.
A launch event for Music Sensing Seasons, an immersive music project that aims to give musical expression to the 24 solar terms in the traditional Chinese calendar, was held in Beijing on Thursday.
The "2025 Discover China Cultural Tour" program, tailored to diplomats in China, was launched at Beijing Daxing International Airport on March 20.
A twist-filled crime drama, Watch Your Back, has quickly garnered 33 million views online since its debut earlier this week, according to the live tracker Beacon.
Italian film director Giuseppe Tornatore, renowned for classics like Nuovo Cinema Paradiso, La leggenda del pianista sull'oceano (The Legend of 1900), and Malena, has been appointed as the jury president for the main competition section of the Golden Goblet Awards at the 27th Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF).
Featuring diverse spring colors and dynamic illuminations, the annual Huazhao Festival kicked off at the Yuyuan Garden in Shanghai, presenting traditional Chinese culture in a modern and vibrant way.
"Dual Persona", a poignant film about a redemption journey, began shooting in Yulin in Northwest China's Shaanxi province on Wednesday.
The Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism announced the locations of the city's Top 10 Spring Flower Viewing Spots on Thursday, including spots along the Beijing Central Axis and the Great Wall.
In the early stage of his career, 78-year-old artist Xie Tiancheng primarily made oil paintings and gouaches. In the 1980s, he hit a major turning point when he accompanied Liu Haisu, a prominent ink artist, to visit and sketch Huangshan Mountain's impressive scenery in Anhui province.
The first time Ye Xiaogang performed at the Shanghai Spring International Music Festival, he was an 11-year-old dancer. This year, the festival, as one of China's longest-running music festivals, is celebrating its 40th session. Ye, now a prominent composer in China, will present his compositions in a concert at the festival.
The friendship between China and Iran has a long history, with deep-rooted ties along the Silk Road dating back centuries. At the same time, the brilliance of Chinese culture spread along this route to the distant land of Persia, enriching cultural exchanges between the two countries.
In 330, Ge Hong, a Taoist scholar and alchemist born in 283, moved to Luofu Mountain in present-day South China's Guangdong province to continue his pursuit of physical immortality, which he believed could be attained through alchemy.