Fuelled by multiple factors, including economic transformation, strong government support, a broad internet access which allows for content creation and people's diversifying leisure demands, creative industries in China have witnessed a significant boost in recent years.
Cooperation Forum of Asian Performing Arts during the 15th Asia Arts Festival kicked off in Ningbo on Sept 24, 2017. The forum aims to utilize Asia Arts Festival to build a new channel for exchanging information, integrating resources and expanding cooperation.
Jonathan Lee, China's godfather of pop, is taking his celebrated songs to Broadway as a jukebox musical this year.
The Beijing festival, which opens on Oct 8, always features world-class musicians and concerts. Chen Jie reports.
To welcome the upcoming 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and demonstrate the essence of Chinese culture, the National Museum of China recently showcased the works of 43 masters of Chinese literature and art from the last century.
Recently, a couple of black swans and their five children swimming on the Neiqing Lake drew much attention of teachers and students in Jilin University.
As Mid-Autumn Festival and the National Day approach, Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration called "Sharing the Same Time" and the "2017 China Story" Photo Exhibition kicked off at China Cultural Center in Nigeria on Sept 22, 2017.
Big-budget films gear up for China's lucrative vacation market this fall. Xu Fan reports.
Visitors keen on seeing A Panorama of Rivers and Mountains, a 12th-century masterpiece, at the Palace Museum show that history and tradition are still cherished in the country.
As the "National Young Dancers Development" enters its fourth year, 14 original dances from young Chinese artists will be staged in Beijing from Nov 28 to Jan 25, 2018.
A number of cultural policies, laws and regulations aimed at promoting culture and cultural heritages have been issued since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in November 2012. Let's take a look at these policy supports from the government.
For nearly three decades, Ma Jianghong has carved centuries-old frescoes and thangka art on gourds.
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