The English version of Death Notice, a popular Chinese crime-fiction work by contemporary writer Zhou Haohui, has just been published in Britain.
Fans of Jackie Chan will be excited to see the 64-year-old action legend showing off his death-defying stunts on big screen once more.
Over the past five years, the National Art Museum of China in Beijing has collaborated with major art institutions in countries involved in the Belt and Road Initiative to stage well-acclaimed exhibitions, coupled with lectures and education programs.
The Art Museum of China's Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) has teamed up with Google Arts & Culture to bring a selection of the museum's art collection to a larger audience online. It's one of several cultural events to celebrate the 100th anniversary of CAFA, a leading art school in China.
The Art Museum of China's Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) has teamed up with Google Arts & Culture to bring a selection of the museum's art collection to a larger audience online. It's one of several cultural events to celebrate the 100th anniversary of CAFA, a leading art school in China.
Nine Hong Kong films, including two world premieres, one North American premiere, and three New York premieres, will be featured at the upcoming 2018 New York Asian Film Festival in Lincoln Center, New York City.
China's rapidly expanding film industry is regularly setting new records. As of June 16, the country's box-office takings surpassed 30 billion yuan ($4.6 billion) 35 days earlier than last year, according to the live tracker Maoyan.
The first SCO Film Festival unveils a slew of cinematic exchanges, as member nations plan to embark on a new era of artistic collaboration. Xu Fan reports.
A tourism festival featuring cooperation between countries along the Silk Road began on Tuesday in northwest China's Gansu province.
Dozens of experts and entrepreneurs from China and around the world gathered in Beijing recently to attend the first Adventure Travel World Leaders Forum.
The Dragon Boat Festival was celebrated among overseas Chinese communities worldwide over the weekend with the specialty food Zongzi, but not necessarily a dragon boat race, both widely seen as its logos.
Top Chinese film executives believe that venture funds are withdrawing from China's film industry and predict that many Chinese film companies will go bankrupt within next two years.