A group of Chinese and foreign young historians, from Russia, Italy, Greece, Brazil, among others, discussed on development and innovation of world civilizations at the Chinese Academy of History in Beijing on Wednesday.
French Breaking Season captivated audiences at the Shanghai International Dance Center Theater from May 24 to June 10 with a display of three dynamic French breaking dance productions — Dos Au Mur, Exit, and We Are Monchichi — as part of the Festival Croisements 2024.
Adapted from one of the best-known works by the renowned martial arts novelist Louis Cha, known as Jin Yong, "The Legend of Heroes: Hot Blooded" has swiftly gained international acclaim, resonating across diverse overseas markets, as confirmed by its producers.
In the Northern Hemisphere, xiazhi, or the Summer Solstice, marks the longest day of the year. It's a time when nature thrives in abundant vitality. The sky is azure and the sunlight is intense. Embrace the vibrant energy of summer!
The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Guangdong province, marks its 10th anniversary with the opening of a second art space on campus, five years after its University Arts Centre opened.
Han Shuo in a solo exhibition shares more than 100 works that highlight his studies of historic figures and stage characters, Lin Qi reports.
Companies join forces to adapt the Three Body series for cinema audiences, Zhang Kun reports.
The Chinese-made documentary The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru celebrated its world premiere on June 14 as the first film of the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival.
The 16th Straits Forum and the 33rd Cross-Strait Guandi Culture and Tourism Festival opened in Dongshan, a coastal county in Zhangzhou, East China's Fujian province, on Tuesday, to celebrate the time-honored Guandi culture and foster cross-Strait exchanges.
Chicago: The Musical made its Shanghai debut on Jun 19, at the AIA Grand Theatre and will have altogether eight shows in the city, running until Jun 23.
The 30th Beijing International Book Fair kicked off at the China National Convention Center, featuring a sprawling exhibition space of 55,000 square meters and drawing 1,600 exhibitors from 71 countries and regions. Among the highlights were 220,000 domestic and foreign books on display, capturing the essence of global literary diversity.
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