Chinese teams once again proved unbeatable in table tennis, successfully defending both the men's and women's titles at the recently concluded World Team Table Tennis Championships in London.
As early summer arrives, Beijing is rolling out a packed season of cultural and tourism activities under the theme "Colorful May, Explore Beijing", offering visitors a mix of history, art, music and countryside leisure.
Relaxed, easygoing, and always passionate about cinema — that sums up the first impressions of Juliette Binoche.
Imprints of History — A Retrospective Exhibition of Luo Yi's Works, hosted by the Academy of Fine Arts of Minzu University of China and the China Committee of the Promotion of the Minority Art, opened on Thursday at the art museum of Minzu University of China in Beijing.
A grand concert celebrating veteran musician Zhang Weiliang's 55 years of artistic devotion, featuring the Gansu Song and Dance Theater National Orchestra and his students from across the nation, was held on Saturday in Lanzhou, Gansu province.
The 15th Haitang Yaji (Crabapple Blossom gathering or Blossoms of Wisdom gathering), brought together more than 100 poets, scholars and artists in Bacheng, a small water town on the outskirts of Kunshan, Jiangsu province, for a dialogue between northern and southern literary traditions.
Standing before the ink paintings of Cui Heling, viewers are touched by the richness of the colors and motifs, which showcase her accomplishments in the classical Chinese painting style of gongbi (meticulous brushwork) under the instruction of noted artists, including Bai Yan and Xu Lei.
Eight years ago, Syrian poet Adonis, who wrote My Loneliness Is a Garden, wandered through the streets of Guangzhou, Guangdong province, and caught the scent of osmanthus blossoms.
Liang Hong, an acclaimed writer and literature professor at Renmin University of China, felt a quiet thrill at returning to her hometown, fictionalized as Liangzhuang village, in Dengzhou, Henan province.
TIANJIN — Dressed as the tragic heroine Violetta, a soprano's voice rose through the lively Italian Style Area, a well-preserved architectural district in North China's Tianjin where culture and commerce now blend in new ways.
Revived production tours China, blending martial arts and opera to explore conflict and power through movement, Zhang Kun reports in Shanghai.
In mid-April, pianist Lang Lang sat at an electronic keyboard inside a classroom at Dahejia Primary School, a small rural school tucked beneath the snowcapped ridges of the Qilian Mountains.