Shanghai Ballet on May 17 had its first full-dress rehearsal for its new production since the COVID-19 outbreak took place in late January.
Silver-inlaid black copper, an ancient handicraft called wutongzouyin, is being celebrated at the Yunnan Nationalities Museum from May 18.
As the Visiting China Online series of virtual shows have been going on around the world, photos and videos about China’s landscapes and relics are being displayed to people who have to stay at home due to the COVID-19 epidemic.
Despite getting a little tanned, Li Jiaoyang, a 42-year-old arts professional from Beijing, still relishes the leisurely strolls and taste of ripe mulberries amid the tangle of alleys in the ancient city of Kashgar in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.
Nonprofit shows how dreams and ambitions can be achieved by those with limited resources, Xing Wen reports.
The China Cultural Center in Nigeria recently mounted an online photo exhibition focusing on the 55 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in China via its social media platforms, such as Facebook, WeChat, and TikTok.
To celebrate International Museum Day on May 18, the China Cultural Center in Sydney launched an online exhibition featuring the ancient Shu civilization.
If someone wants to learn the history of China, Shaanxi is a must-visit place. As one of the cradles of Chinese civilization, it was the capital city of 14 dynasties in ancient China.
Since the COVID-19 outbreak early this year, many sports and fitness experts, including those from the Shanghai University of Sport, have been introducing various traditional Chinese exercises tothe general public.
The culture center converted museum is the first museum in Hotan prefecture. More than 1,300 precious cultural relics are on display, many of which tell the history of the ancient Silk Road.
China marked the 44th International Museum Day on Monday with offline and online activities, including the donation of items at the Nanjing Museum related to the COVID-19 outbreak by medical workers from Jiangsu province.
For Pietro de Laurentis, an Italian Sinologist who has been dedicated to Chinese studies for two decades, what fascinated him most about Hangzhou, capital of East China's Zhejiang province, was not the scenic West Lake or the delicious cuisine, but rather, Chinese calligraphy.
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