Though contemporary artists in China have been confronted with lots of challenges and difficulties caused by the pandemic over the past few years, they have still kept active and productive. A show based on 2,891 art exhibitions held in 2021 offers a comprehensive overview of the recent development and condition of contemporary art in China.
Shen Beixin, 91, who has worked with oil painting for decades, is hailed as a preeminent landscape artist of 20th-century China. His work is marked by a vibrant palette that accumulates rich layers on canvas and delivers a refreshing feeling.
Over the last two decades, one village has transformed from a forest farm into China's "Snow Town".
Nowadays in China, the Spring Festival holiday is not only about reuniting with family members and visiting scenic spots, but also basking in the joy of sports.
The ancient Silk Road led to cultural exchanges between China and Iran, leaving visible marks on today's Iranian cultural tradition, one of which being the 12-animal zodiac, an Iranian historian said about the recent Chinese Lunar New Year, or Year of the Rabbit.
The talent show "Campus" invited 20 dance clubs from higher education institutions to go through rounds of competitions.
Tourists play with rabbit-shaped lanterns at Hongcun village in Yixian county, East China’s Anhui province, Jan 30, 2023
As tens of thousands of people flooded to Chinatown in Budapest on Jan 28 to visit a temple fair celebrating the Chinese New Year, the Chinese culture served them right.
While lion dances heated up the festive mood in Melbourne's Chinatown, a memory-keeper of Australia's Chinese community offered a tranquil corner for visitors to explore histories, traditions, mythical stories and mouthwatering cuisines related to Spring Festival, one of the most important dates for Chinese people.
Wildlife returns as patrols ensure the protection of a scenic national park in Qinghai.
To master paper-cutting, 68-year-old Liu Jinglan has been practicing for six decades. She is an inheritor of Baotou-style paper-cutting, named after the city in Inner Mongolia autonomous region where it originated.
In this installment, we talk to scholars and inheritors at the cutting edge of Chinese paper craft.
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