Tantalizing clues point to a network of Yuan structures in the Forbidden City, as experts search for more proof, Wang Kaihao reports.
Emotional and relevant story of acclaimed calligrapher and general comes to life in new production that merges tradition and innovation in its characters, music and stage design, Chen Nan reports.
Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, will become a vibrant stage for the 19th China Theatre Festival from Friday to Sept 25. The festival is a grand cultural event organized by the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles and the China Theatre Association.
Fair boosts real-life attractions in the province, Wang Qian and Zhu Xingxin report in Taiyuan.
With a light tap on the screen, the 55-kilometer-long Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge shimmers to life; waves from the Three Gorges Dam in Hubei province crash toward the viewer; a lunar rocket lifts off, inviting the audience into the vastness of space.
A panel discussion titled "Transforming Tradition: Innovative Partnerships and Community Co-creation in Modern Museums" took place last week at TaiKoo Li Qiantan in Shanghai.
Lady M, a reimagined musical version of Shakespeare's Macbeth, returned to Shanghai for its third run on Sunday, featuring an international cast from a number of countries.
In a livestream on a short-video platform, Liu Yong'an, an 80-year-old representative inheritor of Shaoyang Glove Puppetry, skillfully manipulates small puppets with both hands and feet while delivering classic drama lines to a large audience.
From Aug 1 to 24, Revolution Circus Show and Newbie — two groundbreaking Chinese circus productions — captivated audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Both shows offered an immersive experience, combining high-level acrobatics, rhythmic dance, and dramatic tension in a bold and imaginative fusion of art forms.
What will education look like in the future? How can a city's cultural landmarks, such as museums, serve as complementary venues for school education?
As a child, Yokichi Kobayashi devoured Chinese novels about the war against Japanese aggression and wondered why some captured soldiers later helped their former enemy. The answer came through his father's story.
British historian highlights China's pivotal resistance and challenges Eurocentric timelines of history, Yang Feiyue reports.
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