From prawns sizzling in hot oil to the crispy skin of Peking duck and the rich flavors of “Buddha-Jumps-over-the Wall” soup, a new melody celebrating 10 Chinese delicacies by the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra premiered recently.
Li Ruoheng's Metropolis series of paintings renders a similar perspective of flying at night over cities.
Chinese and Arab poets, officials, artists and students gathered on Friday at the Palace Museum in Beijing for the China-Arab Poetry Conference, which was part of the celebration to mark the 20th anniversary of the China-Arab States Cooperation Forum.
A photography exhibition opened on Dec 7 in Harbin, showcasing the winter landscape of Fenglin county, Yichun, Heilongjiang province.
Beijing and Hebei province's Zhangjiakou recently jointly launched the winter culture and tourism season.
At the finals of the 2024 Nike National University Street Dance Competition on Saturday in Chengdu, Sichuan province, the FDC dance troupe from the Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts emerged victorious, clinching the championship title.
This photo taken on Dec 9, 2024 shows sunlight shining on the Yulong Snow Mountain in Lijiang city, Southwest China's Yunnan province.
The 3rd Forum on Young People's Sustainable Development, which brought together over 200 attendees from more than 20 countries and regions, concluded on Saturday in Beijing.
The works of the "Four Wangs" have been favorites at art shows and auctions. For example, the landscape paintings by Wang Shimin and Wang Jian appear at the Beijing Yongle International Auction from Dec 9 to 11 in Beijing.
An exhibition in Ningbo, Zhejiang province, showcases artifacts from three world-class heritage sites, marking a significant milestone in cultural exchange.
On a cold December morning, the queue to enter the National Museum of China in Beijing winds hundreds of meters around the landmark. Most are eagerly waiting to buy a refrigerator magnet shaped like a phoenix coronet, a popular item in the museum's collection.
ISTANBUL — Li Xintong's journey with Ebru, the ancient Turkish art of paper marbling, began in 2007 when she moved from the northwestern Chinese city of Xi'an in Shaanxi province to Istanbul, Turkiye.