The overwhelming success of the premiere of the documentary about her concert reveals an innovative format for cinemas.
Nestled in a gorge near the upper reaches of the Minjiang River in Southwest China's Sichuan province, Taoping Qiang village has existed for over two millennia.
People perish but can still tell so many stories long after.
With the New Year holiday witnessing one of the highest-grossing movie box-office seasons to date, the Year of the Rabbit entered its last lunar month on a promising note, maintaining the robust recovery witnessed in 2023.
At A Magic Touch on Paper, an exhibition running through to Jan 23, the museum is showing a vivid selection of such works.
For the first time, portraits and belongings of three emperors of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) — namely Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong — and three contemporaneous French kings — Louis XIV, Louis XV and Louis XVI — will be on show at one exhibition in Beijing.
Loong-themed lanterns have been installed for the upcoming Yuyuan Garden Lantern Festival, with many visitors going to the scenic spot in downtown Shanghai for a sneak peek.
An exhibition titled "The glory of the ancient Persia: Exhibition of Iranian cultural relics" is underway at Beijing's Palace Museum and runs until April 11, 2024.
Layue, the twelfth month of the traditional Chinese calendar, officially commences on Thursday. The Chinese character "La" holds historical significance, appearing in ancient texts such as Book of Changes and Rites of Zhou. Originally, "La" meant "cured meat."
A celebrated documentary maker's new series uses a novel approach to explore the cultures and traditions behind delectable delicacies.
Eleven children ages 3 to 6, bundled up in bright orange down coats, have captured netizens' hearts as they embark on a "brave" camping trip in a region in northeastern China known as a near-arctic "winter wonderland".
Hong Kong director Wong Kar-wai's new TV series drives crowds to Huanghe Road in search of food and nostalgia.