The Chinese-made documentary The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru celebrated its world premiere on June 14 as the first film of the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival.
More Asian countries are working together to protect cultural heritage and promote communication and mutual learning among civilizations.
Doctor offers readers a better understanding of medicine at its most critical point, Yang Yang reports.
Hong Kong cinema, once a beacon of cinematic excellence, faces a new era where emerging talents are urged to hone their craft through more grounded works, as highlighted by director Derek Yee during a recent forum in Shanghai.
Since China introduced a series of favorable visa-free policies last year, the airport has been bustling with foreign travelers, while the number of international tourists visiting Chengdu has also surged, despite its location in the country's southwestern inland region.
Jia Hongwei outlines a pattern to carve later at his art workshop in Hohhot, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region.
Redemptory tale is gritty slice of life filmed in postindustrial Northwest, Xu Fan reports.
Known for its long history in processing, Zhenping county hopes to integrate culture and tourism, Yang Feiyue and Shi Baoyin report.
In a bid to entice top-tier productions and performing arts groups from the Chinese mainland, the 2024 Hong Kong Performing Arts Expo held a promotional event in Beijing on June 17.
Despite several power cuts, nearly 100 attendees enjoyed a memorable evening at the "Harmony in Translation: Fu Lei Meets Beethoven" concert at the China Cultural Centre in Valletta, Malta, on Sunday.
From June 12 to 14, a group of young representatives from both China and the United States gathered in Beijing for the China-US Youth Exchange Program with the theme "Bridge of the Future".
There is a unique type of porcelain that appears to be covered with small "holes" yet can still hold water without leaking. Known as "Linglong porcelain", it is one of the four esteemed traditional porcelains from Jingdezhen, often referred to as the "city of porcelain" in East China's Jiangxi province.
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