More than 240 Chinese paintings made by resident artists of the Chinese National Academy of Arts are now on show at the Traditional Chinese Culture Museum in Beijing through to March 31.
On the heels of The Knockout, the country's most popular TV series from earlier this year, actor Zhang Songwen will appear on screen again in his new outing: The Best is Yet to Come.
The launching ceremony of the "2023 Discover China Cultural Tour" kicked off on Tuesday in Beijing.
In 399, not long after the Roman Empire split into its western and eastern halves, Chinese Buddhist monk Faxian embarked on an arduous journey from China to India by foot to acquire Buddhist sutras. He traversed the deserts of Central Asia and trekked through the mountain passes in what is today northern Pakistan, visited major centers of Buddhist learning and returned home via sea with a priceless trove of Buddhist classics.
Tianye countryside park in Guanqiao town, Jiayu county, Hubei province, attracts numerous visitors on two-day trips over weekends and holidays.
Seeing an audience reluctant to leave the music hall even after three encores and an official curtain call, veteran conductor Yan Huichang was stunned.
When he was at the China National Traditional Orchestra more than 35 years ago, Yan Huichang became known for being a stern, unforgiving conductor.
Chinese play Qu Yuan, a production by Changjiang People's Art Theater, will be staged at the China National Opera House in Beijing on March 22 and 23.
A form of performance art that exists to challenge and explore the limits of human body, acrobatics seldom fail to wow audiences and leave them flabbergasted.
Lu Liqing, a folk artist in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, has recently produced artistic works combining sugar paintings and paper-cutting with the elements of the upcoming Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games.
A 50-meter scroll painted by youth representatives from the Lancang-Mekong region was unveiled at Fudan University in Shanghai over the weekend.
When most theatergoers think of ethnic Mongolia-set movies, they likely picture vast grasslands, galloping horses and hospitable herders. However, the festival-nominated movie Balintana(Baarintana) has shaken off the stereotypes by recounting a more universal and relatable tale, according to some researchers at a recent seminar held in Beijing.
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