Sichuan artist Zhang Mengrou experiments with the idea of solar terms to render them with a vibrant palette and geometric patterns.
The brilliance of Quanzhou puppetry, a national intangible cultural heritage that originated in Quanzhou, Fujian province, lies in the dexterity of the performers' fingers in manipulating their puppets by pulling threads.
Professor Yu Hongmei, president of the Central Conservatory of Music, led a delegation to Germany for a series of musical exchanges on Thursday. The tour, aimed at deepening cultural ties between China and Germany, included a major concert, academic lectures and institutional collaborations.
A concert celebrating the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Thailand and China was held on Sunday at Beijing Concert Hall, featuring a collaboration between the Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra and 11 musicians from the China National Symphony Orchestra.
The China Tourism Academy and tourism platform Mafengwo recently jointly released a report about China's cultural specialties, which were categorized into five areas, festival customs, intangible cultural heritage, local cuisine, folk art and cultural intellectual properties.
Ji Yali, a Beijing artist who has dedicated herself to helping stray animals for 16 years, recently launched a solo exhibition in Suzhou, Jiangsu province. The show will run until next month.
Every year on li dong (Start of Winter), the traditional Chinese solar term signaling the beginning of winter, the Daliangshan Theatre Festival returns to Xichang, a sunsoaked city surrounded by mountains and lakes in the Liangshan Yi autonomous prefecture of Sichuan province.
Under the dome of Shanghai Exhibition Center, more than 600 guests from the cultural, artistic and fashion sectors gathered on November 21 for Miu Miu Literary Club Shanghai.
In what ways can handicraft traditions be better preserved and revived? A variety of explorations to answer this question are on display at Dialogue: The Construction of Tradition and Modernity, an exhibition in Nanjing, Jiangsu province.
From immersive experiences to merchandise inspired by popular IP to innovative interpretations of intangible cultural heritage and recreational vehicles, the Sixth Yangtze River Delta International Cultural Industries Expo showcased the rapid growth of China's cultural and tourism sectors from Nov 20 to 22.
Although glass objects have been made and used in China since the Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220), glass as a creative medium was not included in the education system of fine art until 2000, when the Academy of Arts & Design, Tsinghua University, established its Glass Art Program.
Scholar and historian is hailed for his original works that have been lost over time, but researchers are dedicated to breathing new life into his legacy, Wang Xin reports.
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