In the realm of Chinese culture, the "Four Treasures of the Study", which are ink, paper, ink stone and brush, are not merely tools used by literati but also carriers of Chinese heritage.
Chinese pop sensation, Shuimu Nianhua, marked their highly anticipated comeback after a hiatus with a concert at the National Indoor Stadium in Beijing on May 25.
Four days after Yixing Wang moved to the United States with her parents, she found herself sitting in an empty apartment in Texas.
Entering the theater, the stage is set up like a hair salon, with brightly colored walls, a plethora of hair products arranged on shelves, and two perming machines standing behind styling chairs.
The timeless elegance of Chinese calligraphy has been captured in Yonghe Jiunian (Dance of Calligraphy in AD 353), produced by the Shanghai Opera House, which premiered in November 2023 in Shanghai and is now touring nationwide.
iQIYI, a leading online entertainment service in China, announced Monday that it would launch a VR immersive theater at the Galaxy Promenade in Galaxy Macau this summer.
Chinese martial arts are hiding a secret weapon in plain sight. It's enigmatic enough that I have yet to meet a Chinese layperson who even knows it's Chinese. At the same time, paradoxically, it's an "open secret" that's gaining international prominence.
The Shanghai Museum announced on Monday ticket pre-sales for its exhibition, On Top of the Pyramid: The Civilization of Ancient Egypt, which it claims is the largest showcase of ancient Egypt civilization in Asia.
Ke Haiqi has been captivated by the enduring charm of Shanghai-style furnishings and, consequently, committed to bringing them back into fashion for about two decades.
Recalling her bittersweet experiences during her teen years in Dunhuang, Gansu province, 93-year-old Chang Shana can't help but smile while remembering those days.
A gala featuring traditional Tanzanian music, dancing and acrobatics, along with a tourism documentary, impressed an audience that packed the China National Opera House in Beijing on May 15.
After graduating from Tsinghua University's Academy of Arts and Design, Hua Yong arrived in Nantong, Jiangsu province, in 2008 to follow her passion for traditional Chinese handicrafts by studying woodworking.
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