The Lantern Festival, a traditional Chinese festival, is celebrated on the 15th day of the first lunar month. It falls on Tuesday this year.
"Without music, life would be a mistake." The words of Friedrich Nietzsche must have eluded no one, as artists adopted a plethora of music genres to ensure this year's Lunar New Year celebrations in the United States were a success.
On Feb 9, the Suzhou Chinese Orchestra staged its 13th performance in Europe, the last stop of its Europe tour at the Zaryadye Concert Hall in Moscow, Russia.
At the 2019 Cambridge Spring Festival Gala held at the Cambridge Corn Exchange recently, "Listen to the Song from Our Hometown" was sung by Chinese students studying at the University of Cambridge.
The cultural event is being held at the city's Arcade Independence through Feb 19, featuring cultural performances in song, dance and acrobatics, as well as crafts and a food corner for signature Chinese delicacies.
During China's Lantern Festival in two days, the Palace Museum will allow late-night visits for the first time, according to the museum's website.
As the first full moon of the new year approaches, China prepares to celebrate Lantern Festival, Li Yingxue reports.
A lion dance team in Southern California, mainly made up of Westerners, has impressed university professor Jia Wenshan.
Whether he's capturing cities, landscapes, portraits or people, Zheng Xianzhang's unique sense of aesthetics always shines through in his images.
The National Ballet of China performed its award-winning “Raise the Red Lantern” with full orchestra Wednesday night.
The Sao Paulo State Symphony Orchestra of Brazil, the first South American symphony to tour China, will hold a concert at the Shanghai Grand Theatre on the night of Valentine's Day.
China has seen progress in its effort to revitalize traditional crafts and turn them into targeted measures for poverty alleviation, according to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.