Daniel Newham from the United Kingdom and Cleo Luden from France are two expats who embarked on an exciting and immersive journey to discover Chinese culture last summer. They are featured in the documentary China's Culture Journey, which began airing every Tuesday since March 4 on Dragon TV.
Duncan Ivison, president and vice-chancellor of The University of Manchester, recently completed a visit to Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong to connect with partners, alumni, and universities in China.
CHENGDU — A delegation of the Nepali Congress party recently visited the Sanxingdui Museum in Guanghan, Sichuan province, where its members were impressed by the innovative use of advanced technologies for preservation and presentation.
In the spring of 2024, celebrated singer Gong Linna embarked on an exciting new musical journey to breathe fresh life into an ancient art form: yuanqu.
When a movie presents tragic history in a comedic way, it goes beyond entertainment to convey profound meaning. Detective Chinatown 1900 is one such cinematic endeavor.
Sleeping Muse After Several Snoozes, the largest survey exhibition to date by Romanian-born Hungarian artist Botond Keresztesi and his first institutional solo show in China, is being held at the X Museum in Beijing.
Nestled in the heart of Jiangxi province, Jingdezhen is known as China's "porcelain capital". For centuries, its potters have turned clay into delicate and exquisite works of art that have traveled the world, telling the story of this ancient city.
CPPCC members discuss better ways of showcasing and introducing Chinese stage performances to foreign audiences.
Among the artists who captivate audiences with their depictions of spring scenery are the "manhua" (Chinese-style comic) works of Feng Zikai (1898-1975), a beloved painter who was also a virtuoso in calligraphy, literature and music.
The imperial aesthetics of the flowering time explored at latest of annual exhibitions dedicated to the new year.
The Shanghai Museum and The Metropolitan Museum of Art collaborated on a new exhibition at The Met, showcasing Chinese bronzes, as well as a selection of paintings, calligraphy, ceramics, and lacquer and jade items.
Li Jinghu, 53, a native artist of Dongguan, South China's Guangdong province, has spent over 20 years creating art that honors his home city and the hundreds of millions of migrant workers who have earned Dongguan the title of the "world's factory."
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