With many Chinese mainland singers pursuing their careers in Hong Kong, Taiwan and abroad, many foreign singers have begun eyeing the Chinese market, namely from Malaysia.
As the world looks East, kids in London are learning to sing Chinese nursery rhymes as they prepare for the future of the global economy.
A new Chinese TV series, set in a fictionalized dynasty around 1,600 years ago, about a military strategist who risks his life to clear his name in a treason case, is making waves in China and abroad.
Among the many changes that Chenjiagou has seen in recent years, one in particular reflects how the village has embraced modernity: Women now stand alongside men as leaders in the new generation of Chen tai chi masters.
As the Internet develops, opening antique shops and buying artworks online are not news nowadays.
When the Culture Cities, Charm of the World exhibition opened its doors at the 14th Asia Arts Festival in Quanzhou's 1916 Creative Park, director Cui Qiao literally stood in between two different continents, two different cultures, two different identities; European and Asian.
Singer-songwriters are making their names on the Internet, hoping that the big numbers they attract can be turned into a new profit model, Chen Nan reports.
A major classical music institution, the Juilliard School, makes inroads by opening an overseas campus in Tianjin.
Three of the most revered masters in contemporary performing arts hail from Taiwan, yet their works are imprinted with a legacy that goes far back into cultural China.
Mikheil Giorgadze, Minister of Culture and Monument Protection of Georgia, signed the protocol on behalf of the Georgian government. This is his first visit to China, and he spoke to chinadaily.com.cn reporter to share his perspectives on the prospects of China-Georgia cultural exchanges.
The 10-year multiply-entry visa policy has made travel much easier. But what else is out there for the US universities and the Chinese students looking to study in the US?
It's reported that the prevalence of infertility was seven to 10 percent in China. And it's been increasing with the delay in childbirth and higher rate of artificial abortion.
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