2017 was not an easy year for Hollywood blockbusters to storm China’s box office market, as more domestic films have done great in the fierce competition.
As a "specialist actor", Liu Jin has played late premier Zhou Enlai in more than 70 TV dramas and films.
The China Association of Performing Arts Committee has launched a branch that will be dedicated to traditional Chinese opera.
When pianist Zhang Shengliang, 20, was in Beijing recently ahead of the release of his new album, he showed that he has lost none of his old flair.
A 15th century ink-brush painting marking a lifelong friendship between two artists fetched 148 million yuan ($22 million) at a Beijing auction Monday night.
Ink-brush master Zhang Daqian’s hanging scroll painting, Riverside View of Splendor, fetched 132 million yuan ($19.9 million) at a Beijing auction Monday night.
In his recent paintings, Xue Ruozhe has been observing people's inner worlds without depicting their facial expressions, the strongest reflection of human emotions.
The discovery of rock garden in Beijing's Old Summer Palace will help the public better understand Qing-era construction.
A unique exhibition "Tri-colored glazed pottery of the Tang dynasty in Luoyang, China" kicked off in Lublin, eastern Poland on Saturday.
A concert with a theme of the ancient civilizations along the Silk Road was staged on Sunday at the National Center for the Performing Arts to mark the second anniversary of the establishment of the Silk Road Chamber of International Commerce.
A collection of 12 beautiful landscapes produced by Qi Baishi (1864-1957), the ink-brush master artist of modern China, grossed 931.5 million yuan ($144 million) at a Beijing auction on Sunday night.
Time marches on, and the year 2017 is coming to an end. This year has witnessed several impressive cultural events and trends. Let's review the major cultural events that occurred this year.