The Founding of an Army, directed by Andrew Lau, is listed on Chinese social media as one of the most anticipated films.
A cultural week on China's intangible cultural heritage kicked off with a music salon at the China Cultural Center in Sydney on Saturday, offering a chance for Australians to learn more about Chinese music, instruments and culture.
Starting as supporting roles in the Hollywood blockbuster, Despicable Me, Minions managed to become one of today’s most popular cultural icons. And Minions have once again swept the world with their latest film performance.
Songs and dances reflecting the herdsman's life entertain those living in Inner Mongolia's remotest areas It was the middle of the afternoon, but the herdsmen stopped their work and gathered for the arrival of the Ulan Muqir, or Red Bud Troupe.
Mainland auction houses operating in Hong Kong are registering strong performances in the face of tough competition from major international brands, as Chitralekha Basu reports.
Proclaimed "the ultimate gift for Harry Potter fans," two new "History of Magic" books are to be published by Bloomsbury, Harry Potter books’ British launcher, this fall.
The Palace Museum in Beijing has shared a range of photos featuring its collection of leaf-shaped relics with netizens on micro blog Sina Weibo, in celebration of summer.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to China, as well as the 45 years' diplomatic ties between China and New Zealand, the 14th New Zealand Chinese Art Exhibition opened at the Bruce Mason Center in Auckland on July 14.
A former anthropologist, who says creativity and flexibility are more important than authenticity, presents dozens of dishes from different countries in her latest book.
Nanjing-based artist Zhang Lei has been described by his friends and art collectors as a "watcher" of Jiangxinzhou, an island on the Yangtze River in East China's Jiangsu province.
The 2017 Symposium on China Studies was unveiled in Beijing on July 24. The event was organized by the Ministry of Culture of China and Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
Jane Austen’s oeuvres have been grabbing Chinese readers' attentions for decades now. And as the world celebrated the 200th anniversary of her death earlier this week, Chinese fans recall their first encounter with the English novelist.
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