The Jin Dynasty (266-420) is perhaps not among the most celebrated eras in Chinese history, given its political turmoil and prolonged warfare.
Standing ovations, enthusiastic applause and praise from audiences and music professionals marked the European tour of the Wuxi Symphony Orchestra, a young ensemble making its mark on the international classical music scene.
Hundreds of young Chinese‑language learners from 106 countries will gather in Tianjin next month for two global Chinese‑language competitions under the Chinese Bridge brand.
"We didn't know each other's language, but music connects us all," says Zhao Yunmeng, a bamboo flute player with the Shanghai Chinese Orchestra, recalling a performance of Tico-Tico with Brazilian musicians during the ensemble's debut in Rio de Janeiro last month.
Chinese production The Becoming Stone drew international audiences during its recent run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in the UK.
China-Africa media cooperation is expanding through co-production, training and technology, with greater emphasis on local voices and shared storytelling.
When the voices of more than 40 countries and regions filled a concert hall in Helsingborg, Sweden, this August, a teachers' choir from Chengdu, Sichuan province, added its own distinctly Chinese sound to the international chorus.
When street dancers from around the world arrived in Zhangjiajie, Hunan province, they found a stage unlike any other — framed by towering sandstone peaks, mist-shrouded mountains and some of China's most spectacular natural scenery.
Shanghai Grand Theatre unveiled its 2026/27 season under the theme “Here & Now” earlier this week, gathering world classics and cutting-edge creations across multiple art forms.
International guests visited the marriage registration center on Xingfu Road in Shanghai's Changning district on August 19. The day falls on Qixi Festival, which is widely considered to be China's Valentine's Day.