Since the first China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair was held in Guangdong province in 2004, it has become an important driver of cultural development in China, and a platform for promoting Chinese culture abroad.
China National Symphony Orchestra announced its program list for the 2023 season on Dec 27 in Beijing.
Chinese Traditional Culture Museum in Beijing will unveil a new exhibition, titled Ancestral Worship, on Jan 1, to show selected ancestors' portraits in the collection of Chinese National Academy of Arts.
The time-consuming process of carving a stone while retaining its natural textures and unique beauty can be used as a metaphor for an education that helps each individual pupil to achieve their full potential.
Poetry from the Tang Dynasty (618-907) is the glory of traditional Chinese culture and they will be performed in song in two upcoming concerts.
It was a natural choice for veteran Huang Yu, after serving in the army and owning a business in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, for years, to go back to his hometown in Xidi village, Huangshan, Anhui province, in 2016. He took over the homestay his parents opened when he was a middle school student.
The year 2022 has witnessed many progresses in the cultural field as the country is stressing more on cultural confidence and cultural influence. Let's review some meaningful cultural events as we say goodbye to 2022 and embrace the new year!
About 800 meters above sea level and next to the picturesque Taiping Lake, Houkeng village in Huangshan, a region in the south of Anhui province, seems to be blessed by nature and an ideal place to create an aromatic brew in typical Chinese style.
The new exhibition, Nice to Miffy You, is ongoing at the Museum of Modern Art (MoCA) Shanghai.
From Clay to Apparatus, an exhibition at the Bund Finance Center in Shanghai, shows ceramics by artists from China and Japan.
H.R. Giger ✕ Sorayama: Approaching, a two-man exhibit that opened Saturday at UCCA Lab in Beijing, takes viewers on a visual adventure to explore what the future may hold for mankind and inspire them to rethink the relationship between life, nature and technology.
The second season of the musical documentary Walk and Sing, which was released on Dec 21, shines the spotlight on Quanzhou, East China's Fujian province.
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