Ma Mingze's oil paintings remind you of works by French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908-2004). Though both work with different mediums, they both depict day-to-day scenes in a way that give viewers an unreal feeling.
An ongoing exhibition shines light on whole-shape rubbings, a technique which creates a three-dimensional effect to show an item's shape and details on it.
Peking Opera artists from China and Singapore celebrate long friendship.
Five years after Inseparable, director Dayyan Eng returns to his comedian roots in the new movie Wished.
An exhibition titled "Dialogue with Contemporary Japanese Art" was launched at the China Cultural Center in Tokyo on June 27, marking the 45th anniversary of the normalization of China-Japan diplomatic ties and the 20th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to China.
Film Dahufa, China’s first movie labeling it "PG-13", has received critical acclaims from the country's animation circle in advanced screenings.
On hot summer days, people's blood pressure may often change due to the temperature differences between indoors and outdoors.As traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes the importance of drinking tea, here are four kinds of tea that can help people stabilize their blood pressure.
"Do you have the freestyle?" has become an immensely popular phrase on China's social network recently. And it originally comes from Chinese popular male pop singer and actor Kris Wu
An annual prize was recently instituted by the Song Yunbin Foundation for scholars and experts who work with ancient texts.
Japanese self-help writer Yamashita Hideko's books on danshari were popular in China in the past. The concept encourages people to get rid of junk, both physical and mental.
Moganshan, a mountainous area in Deqing, Zhejiang province, boasts bamboo forests, tea gardens, streams, architecture from the early 20th century and boutique hotels and hostels. It is a popular vacation spot for Shanghai people to avoid summer heat.
Mainland auction houses have performed remarkably well in the face of tough competition from major international brands in HK, although they arrived in the city only over the last 20 years or less.