From renowned pianists Martha Argerich and Krystian Zimerman to Grammy award-winning jazz musician Herbie Hancock and Russian conductor Valery Gergiev, the Shanghai Oriental Art Center announced a star-studded autumn/winter season for 2024-25 last week.
Focusing on digitalization, events aim to attract global tourists with more convenience and ease, Zheng Zheng reports.
Resident ensemble brings China's history to life using duplicate instruments and classic dances, Chen Nan reports in Zhengzhou.
Rituals of Repetition: Portals to Eternity, at the Art Museum of the Central Academy of Fine Arts until Aug 25, features the work of four South Korean artists.
Singer-songwriter finds that museums, and their treasures, ignite her musical curiosity and passion, Chen Nan reports.
Chang'an, Xi'an, the pioneering Sino-Iranian film set within the context of the Belt and Road Initiative, hosted a seminar at the China Film Archive earlier this week. The film revolves around a cross-border love story, intertwining modern and ancient Chinese elements.
Jixiang Theater, a historical landmark in central Beijing with a legacy spanning over a century, reopened its doors to the public on July 9, 2021. To commemorate three years since its grand reopening, the theater unveiled its "Beijing Gifts" store, featuring a theme centered around traditional Chinese opera.
The ancient art of seal engraving holds a vital role in Chinese cultural heritage, where seal impressions are extensively employed in the realms of painting and calligraphy.
We were a group of about 30 travelers headed to the Wulong karst region, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Property of South China Karst, which comprises seven karst clusters.
Project, launched 40 years ago, was outstanding achievement sparking domestic and global response, Cheng Yuezhu reports.
Reality show highlights female prowess, giving artist a platform to share traditional performance with the modern world, Xing Wen reports.
Premiering at this year's Shanghai International Film Festival last month, the documentary Qinghai-Tibet Plateau Wildlife Park is the latest such effort of Lu Chuan, whose works include Kekexili: Mountain Patrol (2004) and Born in China (2016).
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