A spectacular room-covering Chinese artwork is undergoing restoration as one of the centerpieces of renovation in one of Ireland's most historic ancient houses.
After the COVID-19 pandemic emerged, Liu, head of Huangmeixi Opera Troupe of Huaining county, Anhui province, started to hold online meetings to discuss ways to keep theater staff members and artists busy.
Three sections on Chinese culture and Chinese artists will be featured during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, providing opportunities for Chinese artists and art troupes to engage with the Scottish arts scene, announced China Arts and Entertainment Group and Asian Art Fund Scotland.
Catering businesses in Beijing are seeking a way out to weather the current COVID-19 outbreak. Since May 1, all restaurants have been requested to suspend dine-in services and offer takeouts instead.
During the five-day Labor Day holiday that began on April 30, tourist attractions that offered ancient Chinese, or guofeng, experiences attracted large crowds, some members of whom wore traditional clothing and makeup to enhance the authenticity of their experiences.
Tourists splashing out to take their four-legged friends with them on trips
Community sees benefits of picturesque setting and investment
A national-level performing arts company announces its first street dance troupe, Chen Nan reports.
The modern life of Sherpas deep in Himalayas
Swelling with patriotic pride, three young people set out to ensure that old tales never die, Cheng Yuezhu reports.
A reporter witnessed the warm moments in a controlled zone amid Beijing's latest epidemic outbreak.
Thank You For Protecting Us, a six-episode documentary radio play about Chinese people who made great contributions to the fight against the coronavirus pandemic, was launched on May 12.