The Chinese Intangible Cultural Heritage Week was held at a range of China Cultural Centers abroad to celebrate China's first Cultural and Natural Heritage Day.
Seven Russian films, including Icebreaker, The Doctor, Three Days Away From Spring and Earthquake, are being screened for Chinese audiences during the 2017 China-Russian Film Festival, which continues through June 25.
National Theatre Live, an initiative that broadcasts British theatrical productions to cinemas around the world, brought works featuring film actors, such as Benedict Cumberbatch and Tom Hiddleston, to Beijing and Shanghai in 2012.
A foreign documentary filmmaker unveils her book of photos of a Beijing alley-all taken by cellphone.
After Tian Haojiang had his hair lopped off he knew he was right for a special role.
Though pop has a dominant position in market, it seems that China's music scene is changing and becoming more diverse thanks to electronic dance music.
Emperor Yong Zheng valued austerity and simplicity in his surroundings, but his son Qianlong had a much more lively take on life.
An architectural jewel laid to waste more than 150 years ago is sparkling again thanks to modern technology and the dedication of researchers and others
People from across China have taken part in about 2,000 activities, organized by the Ministry of Culture, as part of the nation's first Cultural and Natural Heritage Day, which launched on June 10.
Collaborations with the Chinese mainland are all the rage in the city's movie industry, whose comedy and action brands are drawing audiences on both sides of the border.
An exhibition on Suzhou embroidery, which is known for its subtlety, brings to the fore its long history.
An exhibition featuring traditional Chinese tableware designs was held in the China Cultural Centers in Paris and Brussels in May and June.