The award ceremony for the 36th Han Suyin International Translation Contest and a symposium on "Translation as a Bridge for Civilizational Exchange" were held in Beijing on Saturday.
Shanghai Ballet will take its repertoire The Lady of the Camellias on tour to Australia, presenting five shows at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre from Dec 5-8.
The ever-evolving views at Lushan Mountain, a famed tourist destination in Jiujiang, Jiangxi province, have always caught the eyes and hearts of painters.
Examples of Hsing Yun's one-stroke calligraphy are part of an exhibition at the National Museum of China, in memory of the monk, who was an influential figure in promoting peaceful reunification and exchange across the Taiwan Strait.
On the UNESCO world heritage map for five years, China's archaeological ruins of Liangzhu, in parallel with the Aegean Civilization in Greece, has gained growing international recognition with the progress of archaeological research and cultural exchanges.
See Her Again, the first Chinese crime drama to simultaneously debut domestically and globally on Netflix, has gained popularity overseas.
Sort of a Chinese answer to Harry Potter, The Land of Warriors, the latest live-action adaptation of one of the country's best-selling fantasy novels, debuted online on Monday.
A concert featuring young Chinese and Russian musicians was held Monday night at the Moscow Conservatory, marking the friendship between the two countries.
The original play Rotor Life: The Story of China's Helicopter Pioneer Wang Shicun produced by the Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics (NUAA) was staged at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing on Thursday night.
Last month, two days before the Double Ninth Festival, a traditional Chinese occasion honoring senior citizens on the ninth day of the ninth month in the lunar calendar, an exhibition of caricature works themed on the life of the elderly people was launched at an elderly care service center of Shangxi town, Yiwu city of Zhejiang province.
In 2010, Ma Hailun, then an 18-year-old middle school student, left Urumqi in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region to study in New York City.
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