An exhibition featuring 90 state-level cultural relics opened to the public at Shenyang Palace Museum, in Northeast China's Shenyang, Liaoning province, on Monday, to celebrate the museum's 90th anniversary. The exhibition will run until November 10.
The 18th China Shanghai International Arts Festival will come together to celebrate over seventy international projects to show China's confidence in culture.
Two literary giants from China and Britain are being honored in an exhibition to mark the 400th anniversary of their deaths. Dialogue across Time and Space at the China Cultural Center in Tokyo pays homage to Tang Xianzu and William Shakespeare, who died in 1616. The exhibition opened on Sept 21.
Chinese swimmer-turned-Internet star Fu Yuanhui chewed up uncooked snake and faced other challenges in Bear Grylls' outdoor-adventure show Running Wild.
British sports celebrity David Beckham will be a guest on a cooking program hosted by veteran Hong Kong actress Carina Lau, Beijing Satellite TV announced on Sept 22.
Master painter Zhang Daqian (1899-1983) was well known for having a large number of friends and students. Among them, painter Li Qiujun was special.
Various events will be held in both Bangkok and Chiang Mai from Sept 23-28 to offer locals a China experience at home.
Six photographers' works tell their stories about home are on display at the TAN Gallery in 798 Art District.
China's television regulator is moving to curb overvaluing and over-emphasis on TV stars during the purchase and broadcast of TV dramas, according to a circular made public on last week.
Over 2,000 years ago, the ancient Silk Road connecting Asia with Europe served as an important bridge for friendly exchanges and civilization communications between the East and West.
Marriage of Xiao Erhei, a classic Chinese opera adapted from Chinese famous writer Zhao Shuli's novel with the same title, will be staged with a latest production by China National Opera and Dance Drama Theater from Sept 23 to 25 at Poly Theater in Beijing.
When Li Ruru first read William Shakespeare's Hamlet, she didn't really like it - she was then 11 years old, and the complicated relationships and dramatic tragedy were too much for her to comprehend.
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