A presentation held on Tuesday in Malta showcasing China's cultural heritage and conservation, including the Forbidden City and Dunhuang Grottoes, sparked interest amongst a diverse audience in China's rich history.
In a glittering ceremony held in Qingdao, Shandong province, on May 11, the highly esteemed Jinsheng (Golden Voice) Awards shone a spotlight on China's premier hosts across television channels and radio stations.
Film professionals and crew members converged in Beijing for a news conference unveiling the highly anticipated film The Snowscape of Saibei, which delves into the remarkable evolution of the Saibei region in Zhangjiakou, Hebei province, from a barren desert to a flourishing oasis.
The Institute of Ethnic Literature, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, hosted a seminar in Beijing focusing on the pivotal role of ethnic literature in fostering a cohesive national identity for the Chinese people.
On Wednesday, Cheung Chau, a small island south of Hong Kong island, was chock-a-block with people celebrating the Bun Festival, an annual traditional cultural event in the city.
The Story of the Wang Family, a family documentary that tells the story of an ordinary Shanghai household through a narrative journey that spans almost a century, made its premiere on Wednesday.
Riding the wave of acclaim from the hit TV series The Swimsuit Saga, Xingcheng, a quaint city nestled in Northeast China's Liaoning province, has emerged as a sought-after tourism hot spot, authorities reveal.
Whether embraced or feared, the emerging reality deeply embedded in digital technology is rapidly reshaping lives, and advances toward a future of even greater possibilities empowered by developments such as AI, big data, and the metaverse.
Anticipation is high as the enchanting youth romance film, You Are by My Side, is poised to grace screens across the nation on Friday. Produced by Zhang Chenrui and helmed by director Gao Rui, the movie stars a talented ensemble including Li Wenhan, He Nan, Duan Xiaowei, and Li Sinan, promising a tale of pure and heartfelt love.
Over 60 years ago, the esteemed writer Zhou Libo bid farewell to Beijing, retracing his steps to his roots in Qingxi village, Hunan province, where he bore witness to the transformative effects of the country's rural policies. It was amid this backdrop of change that Zhou crafted one of his most enduring works, Shan Xiang Ju Bian (Great Changes in a Mountain Village), a novel that has enraptured generations of readers since its initial publication in 1958.
It's been a decade since Niu Chao became a resident artist of Beijing Fine Art Academy which prizes itself on the revival of Chinese ink tradition since establishment and is home of dozens of ink artists of repute.
Museums are evolving into popular destinations for young Chinese people to engage with history and culture.
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