The novel centers on a national intangible cultural heritage: "Guangcai" or Cantonese painted porcelain.
An exhibition in Beijing shows how modern artists of the East and West explored with boundless creativity.
At just 8 years old, Guan Xiongzan was a young pianist waiting backstage at Xinghai Concert Hall, Guangzhou, Guangdong province, his face flushed with excitement as he prepared to perform Mozart.
China-Africa media cooperation is expanding through co-production, training and technology, with greater emphasis on local voices and shared storytelling.
A suspense drama follows three legal professionals to explore justice, morality and human nature beyond courtrooms.
Time-honored noodle dish is proving popular far beyond its hometown, offering a glimpse into nation's culinary traditions.
A Chinese AI-generated feature film has prompted industry experts to explore how emerging technology could reshape the production of serious cinema while lowering the barriers to filmmaking.
For more than 15 years, cellist Tina Guo and Norwegian composer Thomas Bergersen have known each other through music. Yet, until this month, they had never performed together.
When young cellist Liu Bojun watched contestants at the Queen Elisabeth Competition, one of the most prestigious international classical music competitions held annually in Brussels, Belgium, struggle with concertos after excelling as soloists, he noticed a gap that went beyond technique: many simply lacked experience playing with an orchestra.
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