It is a long-awaited book, written by Li Yao, a writer and renowned literary translator, and a close friend of Professor Hu for over three decades.
Liu Dongmei crafts intricate pankou, or traditional Chinese knotted buttons commonly used on qipao dresses. Ask the master artisan about the main factor behind her elaborate designs and the answer is surprisingly simple.
The 2024 "Happy Chinese New Year" program was launched at the site of the dragon lantern festival in Budapest on Jan 25.
The third rehearsal of CCTV Spring Festival gala was held on Jan 28.
A new year concert was held at China National Opera House in Beijing on Jan 27, celebrating the upcoming Year of the Dragon.
Beijing Theater Association announced its plan for 2024, which will feature exhibitions of theatrical productions, forums, and workshops.
Yaji, or "gathering of literati", is a tradition that dated centuries back of which persons interested in cultural and artistic activities gathered to share, and to show their abilities to write, paint and sing, while entertained with good drink and food, often in places that commanded a good view of mountains and waters.
XI'AN — For Lyu Hang, an avid fan of theater performances, attending as many as 10 dance dramas with diverse themes during the past year satisfied her both emotionally and spiritually.
Fan Rongnan was astonished when he first stumbled upon rocks with paintings and carvings depicting nomadic life in the rugged and remote Mandela Mountains in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region in 1985.
As digital technology has restructured social production methods, ways of thinking and modes of communication, culture and art are increasingly manifesting in digital forms. Pioneers and experts in the fields of digital technology applications, art, culture and tourism gathered at the 21st China Forum on International Cultural Industries in Beijing in early January to share experiences and explore opportunities to promote the in-depth integration of related sectors, with travel as a major focal point.
China and Thailand signed an agreement on mutual visa exemption for holders of ordinary passports and passports for public affairs on Sunday. The policy, which will come into effect on March 1, is expected to boost people-to-people exchanges between the two countries.
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