With the delicate touch of her fingers, Wu Man carefully unravels the threads of a distant past.
Yang Liusong has had firsthand experience of Mother Nature's wrath. In his 40s, Yang danced with death many times when he ventured through the treacherous terrain of the vast, uninhabited Changtang region in the early 2010s, and crossed the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon, the world's largest of its kind, during the rainy season, amid floods and landslides.
With the Bayreuth Festival brand coming to Shanghai for the first time, the city is set to host the festival's only residency program in Asia and stage three masterpieces by the notable German composer Richard Wagner (1813-83) from 2025 to 2027, offering both domestic and international audiences a Wagnerian opera feast.
Dance drama, "Tian Gong Kai Wu", or The Exploitation of the Works of Nature, held its review at the Beijing Dance Academy on Sunday.
Qipao, or cheongsam that features elegant floral motifs, fine embroidery, and body-hugging design, is arguably the epitome of Chinese fashion.
In an effort to introduce China's Grand Canal and its related cultural heritage to a broader audience, the "China Chic - Reviving China's Heritage" project by China Daily Website is calling for artists worldwide to show their artistic finesse and their take on the Grand Canal.
Rapid urbanization and social transformations in the late 1990s gave rise to "city landscapes", a genre of which ink artists explored to depict emerging urban scenes in the style of Chinese painting.
The influence of French literature on the cultural exchanges between China and France was highlighted at a salon that gathered more than 40 literary translators, scholars and publishers from the two countries in Beijing on Friday.
Continuous glucose monitors involve a small sensor attached to the arm to record glucose levels. TUCHONGSugar watchers
Gu Jinling, a 12-year-old from Beijing, has become a social media influencer with over 2.5 million followers, captivating audiences with her unique Chinese-style costume dances.
In a bar in Beijing's Haidian district, a group of women gather to discuss the newly released Chinese feminist film Her Story. This bar, called Second, is a women-only space, with women not only as patrons but also as founders and bartenders.
What happens when young minds from across the world come together? They spark new ideas, drive change, and build connections that transcend borders.
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