As white as snow, as thin as paper, and its sound as deep and resonant as a chime — phrases often used to describe the fine, creamy texture of blanc de Chine.
A film salutes grassroots officials enduring extreme altitudes, separation, and sacrifice.
A series of live performances of traditional Chinese opera is being staged from Feb 3 to 10 at Beijing Tianqiao Performing Arts Center.
Over 40 years ago, it would have been a dream come true for a Chinese farmer to leave the isolated countryside and become an urban resident.
Hu Yifan, a 28-year-old Chinese picture book author and illustrator, is literally taking readers' breath away with his stories and minimalistic illustrations.
Hazardous weather, unforeseen accidents, and ballooning budgets — these are challenges often faced during filmmaking.
The Annual Research Report on China's Culture and Tourism Industries (2025) was released on Friday in Beijing, showing positive growth across various segments of China's cultural and tourism sectors—continuing a trajectory of high-quality development since their recovery from the pandemic.
A series of interactive activities to celebrate the upcoming Spring Festival is on display from Wednesday to Saturday at the First Historical Archives of China in Beijing, inviting visitors to experience the traditional customs of the festival.
The dance drama Ling Yi was staged on Sunday in Beijing, following its highly successful debut in Shanghai just over a month ago. The production, which had a sold-out eight-show run in Shanghai, then toured Suzhou and Nanjing in Jiangsu province, and Guangzhou in Guangdong province before arriving in Beijing.
Picture this improbable scenario: a young man is ruthlessly fired without receiving any compensation. Just as he braces himself for the grind of job hunting, he receives a surprising invitation from an angel investment firm.
For Zhang Wei — a screenwriter and professor at the Beijing Film Academy — the decade she spent preparing and writing All Rise, a drama centered on workplace dynamics, also became a long-term love letter to the Chinese capital.
The China National Philatelic Corporation has issued collectibles and albums featuring a series of postage stamps ahead of the Year of the Horse that will begin on Feb 17.
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