Four artists of traditional Chinese operas,joined in a live streaming performance by China's Momo Inc, a mobile-based social networking platform, and the Beijing Culture and Arts Foundation.
British Council has launched Poetry on the Metro, a project that aims to help make the journey on underground trains more inspiring for daily commuters by showcasing 40 British and Chinese poems on metro trains in Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu and two other Chinese cities. People can already read some of the poems in Shanghai.
Film actress He Saifei has been associated with Yueju Opera, one of China's most prominent art forms with a history of more than a century.
The recent lineup of Tencent Pictures features four new sci-fi movies, which are either set in China or feature Chinese heroes. Xu Fan reports.
A retrospective of activities that are orgnazied by the Ministry of Culture to promote Chinese culture in the world in recent years.
Xiamen, the host city of the ninth BRICS Summit earlier this month, is holding a week-long cultural festival to celebrate BRICS cultural diversity and cultural exchange.
Before the middle of the 10th century, the city of Luoyang was already a bustling metropolis - for half of its then 3,000-year-old history it had been the capital of some 13 dynasties.
The 2016 Brewers Cup Champion Tetsu Kasuya recently shared his experiences of coffee-brewing with fans at Greybox Coffee at the Beijing Kerry Center.
In the last five years, cultural heritage conservation has become no longer just the duty of certain government departments, but the responsibility of society as a whole.
Renowned Peking Opera “Farewell My Concubine” debuted at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York on Friday. Performers took to the stage in the first of their 10 performances over a two-week period in New York.
The martial arts genre also offers not-to-be-missed productions as this type of movie has a firm foothold in the city. Jumping to the front of the line is "The Master", scripted and directed by Xu Haofeng. The film depicts the increasing influence of warlords in martial arts societies, triggering disunion in the martial world.
Two gunshots were heard at the Bethune International Peace Hospital in Shijiazhuang, Hebei province, in December 1949. A Japanese doctor was shot dead by Sha Fei (1912-50), a patient of tuberculosis and a noted photographer of the People's Liberation Army.