Bookings for the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday are gaining momentum faster than in previous years, as summer travel demand has shifted later, according to a new industry report.
For 46-year-old American philosophy associate professor Misha Tadd, China's mountains and rivers are more than scenery. They are living pages from the Tao Te Ching, the classic text attributed to the ancient Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu (Laozi), waiting to be read by those willing to look beyond the surface.
In a London rehearsal hall on Sept 14, Yu Ji, a character from Peking Opera, and Salome, from the Oscar Wilde play of the same name, came together in an original musical blending Chinese and Western theatrical traditions.
By combining a symphony and AI, Tan Dun seeks inspiration in traditions and sounds, transforming them into an expanding bridge of time, Chen Jie reports.
Experiential tourism offerings, wellness retreats and special concerts resonate deeply.
The world-famous original Broadway musical Chicago is set to return to Shanghai with its 30th anniversary edition, running at Shanghai Majestic Theatre from Nov 5 to 8. Tickets will go on sale across various platforms on Tuesday, including MeiTaZhenXuan.
For Chinese scholar Song Xiaoyu, "china" offers more than a wordplay on China. It provides a new entry point for exploring the connections between China and the wider world.
A silver plate from Nicholas II's Wuhan visit anchors an exhibition of Russia's imperial treasures, Deng Zhangyu reports.
A new translation of Greek philosopher Xenophon's works by a Chinese scholar brings fresh focus to Socrates, his ideas on virtue, and the art of living, reports Zhao Xu.
"Vir bonus dicendi peritus", in Latin, means "a good man skilled in speaking". For Roman educator and rhetorician Marcus Fabius Quintilianus, better known as Quintilian (35-100), the phrase captured his ideal orator: someone whose mastery of language was inseparable from moral character.
A museum in Kunming brings Dian Opera closer to a new generation by turning traditional performances into immersive experiences
For Xie Meng'en, a doctoral student in Chinese language and literature at Peking University, seeing an ancient book on a screen is no substitute for encountering the original.
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