Collaborative efforts between Chinese and French artists at core of exhibition, Yang Feiyue reports in Chengdu.
Playful national camera relay results in flood of personal and evocative images.
Few others can boast the centuries of cultural influence of Wang Xizhi, whose work, thanks to the medium of rubbing, has obsessed emperors and laymen alike for nearly two millenniums.
Saudi Arabia has set its sights on welcoming 3 million visitors from China by 2030, as it was granted Approved Destination Status (ADS) by the country in September.
Documentary's second season shines an intriguing light on those who work in Mogao Caves.
On a vibrant evening filled with cultural exchange and literary appreciation, the China Cultural Centre in Malta and Heritage Malta joined hands to host the grand book launch of "China in Maltese Eyes."
The exhibition at Shanghai's Museum of Art Pudong, Zeng Fanzhi: Old and New (Paintings 1988-2023), is showcasing the important phases in the evolution of the artist, considered one of the most important oil painters in the country's contemporary art scene.
Vitas will perform in Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou, Zhang Kun reports in Shanghai.
On Oct 15, Wang's Big Bang was premiered by the Mahler Foundation Festival Orchestra and the Shanghai-based Novus-Classica Camerata, under the baton of conductor Jin Yukuang, bringing an end to the 24-day festival.
Young pianist continues to push the limits of his own expression, Fang Aiqing reports.
Retrospective exhibition of Zao Wou-Ki's oeuvre opens in Hangzhou, the city where his passion for painting first bloomed, Li Yingxue reports.
Cui Yiwen and Wan Ruixue were born during the 1990s. Both are delegates to the 13th National Women's Congress of China.
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