Memories of World War II veterans demonstrate the importance of oral history.
Young pianist hopes to inspire with her new album and a short film, which emphasize how music can be a companion during the darkest hours, Chen Nan reports.
A recent archaeological discovery in Jinan, Shandong province, has pushed back the city's origins by about 1,500 years, experts said on Thursday.
For both collectors and general audiences, the autumn preview of the Yongle Auction, currently on display at Beijing's Phoenix Center until Sunday, offers a journey of discovery, inspiration, and sheer visual delights, featuring hundreds of antiquities and modern creative works.
Photographers unite two palaces visually, exploring history and contemporary public connection, Yang Feiyue reports.
Unveiling the Collection, running until Aug 9, traces the evolution of classical Chinese painting in the modern era, mirroring social fluctuations and shifting public aesthetics. The exhibition focuses on the reforms emerging in major artistic hubs of the time — Beijing and Tianjin, Shanghai, and Guangzhou and neighboring Cantonese-speaking areas.
The Museum of Art Pudong in Shanghai has launched more than 300 items of official merchandise derived from two heavyweight exhibitions, The Wonder of Patterns: Masterpieces from India, Iran and the Ottoman World from the Musee du Louvre, which opens on Saturday, and Picasso Through the Eyes of Paul Smith, cooperating with Musee National Picasso Paris, which will start on Dec 22.
Documentary explores composer's artistic solitude, and his mentorship inspiring generations today, Chen Nan reports.
Welcoming the New Year with a symphony concert has become a ritual for Beijing's musical circle for decades. Each December, the sound of an orchestra rising in harmony marks a ceremonious farewell to the past and the beginning of a hopeful year ahead.
From visions of space exploration and scenes of hometown landscapes to magnified details of flowers and plants, artworks created by children from across the country are now on display at the Nanping Art Museum and Pucheng Art Museum in northern Fujian province.
In the archives of the Dior Heritage center, just steps away from its headquarters at 30 Avenue Montaigne in Paris, there are several sketches by Christian Dior himself that would definitely captivate the Chinese audience. These sketches, drawn in 1948, just two years after he founded House of Dior, depict his idea of the fashionable women of Beijing and Shanghai. One notable sketch is from the 1948 spring-summer haute couture collection, featuring a gown called Shanghai. Although Dior never set foot on Chinese soil, it is evident that he harbored a deep fascination for China from an early age.
In just under two weeks, the animated blockbuster Zootopia 2 has swept across Chinese cinemas with a speed and appetite worthy of its famously bustling fictional metropolis, drawing crowds, driving merchandise frenzies, and reaffirming the enduring emotional bond between Disney's beloved animal universe and audiences in China.
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