The revival of Tianqiao and its new performing arts center means Beijing can welcome shows that couldn't come to the capital before.
An exhibition, Dunhuang – Song of Living Beings, opened at the Shanghai Himalayas Museum in Shanghai, Nov 29, 2015.
A new book on 808 commonly used Chinese characters in China, Japan and South Korea was released on the second day of Northeast Asia Trilateral Forum.
An elaborate exhibition featuring the social and cultural development of Seoul is being staged in China's capital by the Beijing Capital Museum and Seoul Museum of History.
An 18th-century British clock, once kept at a Chinese royal court, is among a dozen antiquities that will be sold at a night auction on Monday in Beijing.
Preservers of Chinese heritage gathered at Palace Museum in Beijing last week to celebrate 70 years of the founding of UNESCO and the 30th anniversary of China's ratification of the World Heritage Convention.
As one of the climaxes of the 2nd China International Ballet Season, 90 dancers from noted Russian ballet troupes were invited to treat Beijing fans with a brilliant gala.
A piece of handwriting by Chinese great literary figure Lu Xun is going to be sold at Beijing Council's autumn auction on Friday, with an estimated price of 800,000 yuan ($125,096).
The Family, a Chinese classical novel from the early 1930s that speaks to the problems of Chinese living in those times, has returned to today's audiences in the form of a dance show.
Performers of Dong ethnic group sing Ka Lau chorus, the big song of their distinguished folk vocal art, at a contest in Liping County, southwest China's Guizhou Province.
Tsethang serge, considered the finest of all Tibetan traditional fabrics, has reemerged decades after disappearing from the market.
A special exhibition on Nobel Prize winner Tu Youyou will open this Saturday in Tu's hometown of Ningbo, Zhejiang province.