Every weekend, Zhao Jian meticulously arranges his phone and adjusts the room lighting before he begins to passionately read from books in front of the camera, and when emotions run deep, he even recites verses of poetry.
Enhanced services and visa policies see an increasing number of international tourists, Yang Feiyue reports.
A bookstore in Beijing seeks to engage in deeper discussions about women's issues, Wang Qian reports.
When Li Chengzhi, a 59-year-old woodcut print artist, recalls the olden days, the way the art form has transformed her life, taking her from toiling on the land to being an artist at the Chongqing Qijiang Farmers' Print Fine Art Academy, still feels surreal.
The ancient craft deeply rooted in culture is now being given modern appeal, Yang Feiyue reports.
Klangforum Wien, a globally acclaimed ensemble at the forefront of new contemporary music, captivated audiences in Beijing during their debut performance at the Central Conservatory of Music on Sunday, as the grand finale of the Beijing Modern Music Festival. Under the baton of conductor Titus Engel, the ensemble presented a diverse repertoire that showcased their musical prowess and innovative spirit.
Since the implementation of the expanded policy granting visa-free entry to citizens from 59 countries on February 9 this year, over 75,000 foreign tourists have entered Hainan without visas. This surge has heightened the excitement among foreign tourists to explore the island.
China and Georgia are set to waive visa requirements for travelers starting May 28.
On Friday, the Guang Hui Art Museum, a distinguished nonprofit private art gallery in Chengdu, Sichuan province, unveiled a trio of exhibitions designed to offer a comprehensive exploration of modern and contemporary art evolution since the 20th century, spotlighting artists native to the vibrant Sichuan region.
The first stop of the European tour exhibition of Hainan provincial intangible cultural heritage kicked off at the China Cultural Center in Malta on Friday evening.
From May 9 to 11, the Tianqiao Performing Arts Center in Beijing hosted the captivating Chinese dance drama April Day On Earth, marking the debut of the Beijing Dance Academy in the realm of ballroom dance productions.
Renowned organ and harpsichord artist and educator Shen Fanxiu, alongside flutist Liu Ye, mesmerized the audience with a performance of Bach's Sonata in G Minor for flute and harpsichord at the prestigious National Center for the Performing Arts in Beijing on Friday. The captivating event, titled When Science Meets Art, aimed to ignite a passion for science among the public.
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