On June 27, Chinese Huqin artist Hu Yiying played the classic song My People, My Country on the Great Wall in Beijing with 19 school children ages 8 to 15.
Having established itself as one of Beijing's biggest arts festivals for children during the summer vacation since 1995, the annual Gateway to Arts 2021 Summer Festival will take place at the Forbidden City Concert Hall starting from Sunday, and will run through Aug 31.
Young people are copying murals in caves as part of a cultural project.
Sorting out overstuffed wardrobes and corners packed with shoe boxes, Hu Yuling's job is to help her troubled customers regain peace and comfort at home.
Tourism boost brings new opportunities as place of legend welcomes prosperity.
Located to the southeast of Wukesong Gymnasium in Beijing, the Wukesong Ice Sports Center will be the competition venue for women’s ice hockey for the Beijing 2022 Olympics.
President hails former member of US Air Force, after book launch, as true witness to country's reform.
Tourism has reinvigorated some scenic spots in former backwater areas, creating attractions that are giving a boost to local economies.
Just as it did during wartime, the indomitable character of people in the mountainous region has shone through to help them build a better life and a prosperous future.
The Supermarket of Images is on show at the Red Brick Art Museum until Aug 1.
Call to Arms, an exhibition at Liu Haisu Art Museum, until July 18, reviews Chen's career utilizing woodcut engraving to address his concerns for the people and nation. Chen's works provide a sample of the revolution of modern Chinese art, marked by a humanistic spirit.
Han Yu is an eminent painter and comic artist who has won several awards. Also, an arduous lover of Qi Baishi, one of the most prominent artists of 20th-century China, Han spent years studying and writing about Qi's art.