The National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing officially announced the appointment of Li Zhe as the new executive director of the NCPA Orchestra, the resident orchestra of the NCPA, on Sept 5.
More than 300 musicians from 20 countries and regions will jazz up the city with over 120 concerts when the 21st JZ Festival kicks off in the Qiantan area of Shanghai's Pudong New Area from Oct 16 to 26.
Biennial brings updated versions of traditional art form and a commitment to fostering international exchange and cooperation, Zhang Kun reports.
Beijing People's Art Theatre to restage Shakespeare's iconic play by combining a new visual approach, talented young cast and a thoughtful exploration of choice and human nature, Chen Nan reports.
Celebrated novelist plays scriptwriter for stage adaptation, bringing a powerful narrative of rural love to audiences with help from acclaimed conductor and theater artists, Chen Nan reports.
With a rich lineup, China Philharmonic Orchestra unveils exciting new season, Chen Nan reports.
Tantalizing clues point to a network of Yuan structures in the Forbidden City, as experts search for more proof, Wang Kaihao reports.
Fair boosts real-life attractions in the province, Wang Qian and Zhu Xingxin report in Taiyuan.
What will education look like in the future? How can a city's cultural landmarks, such as museums, serve as complementary venues for school education?
As a child, Yokichi Kobayashi devoured Chinese novels about the war against Japanese aggression and wondered why some captured soldiers later helped their former enemy. The answer came through his father's story.
British historian highlights China's pivotal resistance and challenges Eurocentric timelines of history, Yang Feiyue reports.
Wang Lele, 20, a student at Wuhan University in Hubei province, takes city walks one day along Chen Huaimin, Zhang Zizhong and Hao Mengling roads, each named after a martyr of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-45).