At the tender age of 83, Yang Benfen has recently published her fourth book, Douzi Zhima Cha (Bean Sesame Tea), a work of nonfiction about the destiny of people she has met in life, including her neighbor, classmate, colleague and family members.
The first World University Forum on Ancient Chinese Classics and Archives was recently hosted in Beijing. The forum was co-organized by the National Committee for the Compilation and Research of Ancient Chinese Classics in Higher Education Institutions, the Center for Ancient Chinese Classics and Archives of Peking University, and the Department of Chinese Language and Literature of PKU.
Known for the hilarious tone and its unconventional protagonist, the enduring Japanese manga and animated franchise Crayon Shin-chan will release its latest feature-length movie in Chinese mainland theaters on Saturday.
The Philadelphia Orchestra recently concluded their China trip, which celebrated the 50th anniversary of their first visit to China in 1973. Learn more about the stories behind that historical journey and what the orchestra members think of China's evolution.
First launched by the Beijing Dance Academy in 2019, the forum has brought together some 300 performers, scholars and educators from around the world under the theme of "Dance Culture: Inheritance and Development".
San Xing Dui The Musical took to the stage at the Beijing Tianqiao Performing Arts Center on Nov 16, offering an audiovisual feast of the 3,000-year-old Sanxingdui culture with high-tech design including naked-eye 3D display technology.
Chinese dance drama, 10,909, premiered at the Grand Theater in Wuxi, Jiangsu province, on Wednesday.
The southern border of Guizhou province unveils a contrasting vibrant canvas that sets it apart during the winter season. Nestled between rolling hills and away from bustling streets, this region offers a marvelous trek into natural wonders.
You can leave your hometown, but your hometown will never leave you. This sentiment forms the core theme of the recently aired documentary, Where I Was Born and Raised.
On a recent visit to China, British anthropologist and historian Alan Macfarlane and Chinese scholar Yu Shicun exchanged ideas about topics including cultural identity, "the other", and the role of time in the shaping of a civilization in a dialogue in Beijing.
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