The popular subjects depicted by Qi Baishi (1864-1957), a leading painter of the 20th century, include shrimp, birds, chickens, fish and other animals, which he drew on to playfully celebrate the essential beauty of nature.
From frothy lattes to creamy cheeses, from the delicate folds of a milk fan, or rushan, thin sheet-like dairy product made from heated and stretched milk, to the silkiness of double-layered milk pudding from Shunde in Guangdong province, some of the world's favorite flavors trace back to one simple source: milk.
What happens when Western art encounters Chinese ink painting? To answer this question, China Daily invited Russian contemporary artist Anna Kazmina and teachers from China Academy of Art in a cross-boundary artistic odyssey.
Vienna orchestra honors its 125-year history with a series of concerts in China’s capital city, Chen Nan reports.
The popularity of "Black Myth: Wukong" has sparked global interest in Chinese-style games. How are they created, and how are elements of traditional Chinese paintings fused in today's games? China Daily invited Russian artist Anna Kazmina to join professor Ni Bin at the China Academy of Art to get a first-hand look at the fusion of Chinese painting and game art.
High schoolers from around the world recently proved that robotics isn't just about building machines — it's about tackling real-world challenges, one robot at a time.
Against the backdrop of blooming cherry blossoms in early spring, the seeds of friendship between a group of Chinese and American students are also flourishing beautifully.
This year, the "Beijing Film Panorama," a beloved program of the Beijing International Film Festival, will organize about 900 screenings of nearly 300 outstanding films from across the globe. Film enthusiasts can find those screenings at 33 top-tier commercial cinemas, art house theaters, and performance venues throughout the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region.
This year’s Tiantan Award, the official Competition Section of the BJIFF, received 1,794 feature film submissions from 103 countries and regions - an 18.9 percent increase from last year’s 1,509 entries.
Exquisite bronze artifacts, ranging from tall, slender wine vessels to large, ornate wine containers, along with their elaborate production illustrations, give visitors a chance to appreciate the intricate patterns and technical mastery of ancient Chinese artisans.
During the ongoing exhibition, Radiance of the East: Million-Year Human Imprint in Nihewan, at the Natural History Museum of China in Beijing, visitors can follow fossil evidence to trace the earliest presence of humans in northeast Asia.
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