The habitat of the Tibetan antelope in the Hoh Xil area of China's Qinghai province will be nominated as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site in 2017.
Initiated and sponsored by the Sino-South African Arts and Culture Association, 2015 Chinese Photography Expo debuted on Jan 17 at the African Museum in Johannesburg, the capital of South Africa.
Qinghai plans to push forward the Kekexili Nature Reserve's application for world natural heritage.
Wang Meng, a famous writer and former Chinese Minister of Culture, pointed out in his forthcoming book that Chinese should never abandon traditional spirit and teaching from classics like the Analects.
The first session of the Paris International Art Festival will make its debut in September with China acting as the guest of honor.
The 20th session of the LA Art Show was held in the South Hall of the Los Angeles Convention Center (LACC) from Jan 14 to 18.
An exhibition of Tang treasures from a 1,200-year-old Arabic shipwreck opened in December at the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto, Canada.
Beijing and Shanghai are China's biggest markets for the performing arts. But the two metropolises are very different in their tastes. Simply put, Beijingers prefer plays while Shanghai theatergoers take a shine to musicals.
Chinese Cultural Minister Luo Shugang held a meeting with Maurice Gourdault-Montagne, French ambassador to China, on Jan 20 in Beijing.
A psychologist has created her own rating system for children's programs on Chinese TV amid audience desire for change.
They were the first generation of Chinese women to embrace the modern world, becoming icons of style and feminist trail-blazers.
The year 2014 drifted away, leaving both joy and pain in the circle of culture. Now let’s pick ten of the most influential cultural events that happened in the past 12 months and refresh our memories together.