A slew of innovative mobile apps are helping young people tap into Chinese traditions in a thoroughly modern way, Fang Aiqing reports.
Top classical singers reunite for a new tour after a decade, Chen Nan reports.
The compositions of men long dead lack no luster for teenagers.
It does not necessarily come with the ostentation of booming drums or the sound of trumpets, but for many of its lovers that is just what gives chamber music its appeal.
More and more fashion brands are reevaluating their priorities, offering consumers better choices and humankind a brighter future.
The China Tourism Office in London and the Culture Department of the Chinese embassy in Britain held an online lecture, The Making of Modern China-From Dr Sun Yat-Sen to the May 4th Movement on April 26.
As the flowers bloom, so have the crowds. Music fans across China have moved from one music festival to another since the first day of the May Day holiday, bringing new life to China's offline entertainment industry after the epidemic.
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China's box office revenue during the five-day May Day holiday ending on Wednesday hit a record high of nearly 1.67 billion yuan (about $258 million).
A new documentary shows the changes in Xinjiang through its people, Xu Fan reports.
Director and master storyteller conquers new genres as he continues to entertain audiences, Xu Fan reports.
The two-month exhibition, highlighting the works of Italian painter Raphael, opened on April 29 and has been curated by Claudio Strinati, a renowned art historian and critic in Italy.
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