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Global Kunqu Opera Digital Museum opens at Cambridge University

2017-08-31 14:53

The first Global Kunqu Opera Digital Museum opened at Cambridge University in the UK on August 25.

Chinese opera scoops award at 2017 Edinburgh Fringe

2017-08-31 14:08

Luocha Land won the Asian Arts Awards: Best Young Performance Award during the festival, highlighting the Chinese operas' journey in Edinburgh.

Paintings focused on religion to be highlight of auction

2017-08-31 08:04

China Guardian Auctions will hold its 49th quarterly auction in Beijing from Sept 2 to 4 with 1,829 lots to be sold in five sections — paintings, porcelain, jade, furniture and old books.

Wong Jing returns to comfort zone with new gangster film

2017-08-31 07:48

Wong Jing is a prominent figure in Hong Kong cinema. He has directed, penned and produced more than 100 films.

Chinese fans of special effects eager for latest 'Planet of the Apes'

2017-08-31 07:24

Chinese fans of special effects eagerly await the latest in the Planet of the Apes series. Xu Fan reports.

2017-08-31 07:11

A new TV show will feature three cultural relics from each of the nine most important museums in China. Wang Kaihao reports.

2017 Sino-Foreign Literature Translation and Publishing Workshop concludes in Beijing

2017-08-30 16:06

The weeklong 2017 Sino-Foreign Literature Translation and Publishing Workshop concluded with substantial results in Beijing on August 26, 2017.

Concert marks 25th anniversary of China-South Korea ties

2017-08-30 10:57

A concert marking the 25th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between China and South Korea was held at the Seoul Arts Center on Saturday.

Chinese version of Gifford's work published

2017-08-30 08:16

The Chinese edition of Writers, a collection of short plays by American author Barry Gifford, 71, was recently published by Nanjing University Press, based in Jiangsu.

Courtyard in a class of its own

2017-08-30 07:28

It is nestled in one of Beijing's traditional hutong (alleyways), but this is no ordinary courtyard－its doors are open to kung fu enthusiasts from all walks of life.

2017-08-30 07:04

Young practitioners are helping to preserve and promote Chinese martial arts. Zhang Zefeng reports.

National Art Museum of China to reproduce bust of IOC founder

2017-08-29 17:22

The National Art Museum of China has been given permission by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to reproduce a bust of IOC founder Pierre de Coubertin (1863-1937), and the reproductions will be presented as gifts to state leaders.