This year, the familiar festival rhythm carried a distinctive Chinese note.
On the third floor of the Museum of Art Pudong in Shanghai, visitors first encounter a nearly 10-meter-tall totem sculpture.
Three decades later, the same symphony offers a striking measure of how far Chinese orchestras have come.
On an early September night, thousands gathered at a concert in Shanghai not to see a human celebrity but the artificial intelligence-generated artist Yuri.
At 23, Cao Wenhao has spent most of his life learning how to fly, tumble, and balance onstage.
Zheng Qinyan's artworks are inspired by the history of the Yongding River, which flows in western Beijing.
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