This year, the Liverpool Biennial, the largest contemporary art festival in Britain, is taking inspiration from its own city, and a central theme is the city's Chinatown.
China spent big on culture in 2015, with a total of 68.3 billion yuan spent on cultural undertakings, an increase of 17.1 percent from 2014.
Few regions have more joyful music than the Caribbean, and its sounds are coming to Beijing this weekend, Chen Nan reports.
Chinese singer-songwriter Yang Le is not a fan of fame.
The second session of the Sino-South Korea-Japan Cultural Exchanges on Flower Arranging Art was held on April 26 at the Seoul China Cultural Center.
Chinese authorities issued new regulations to ban a number of TV networks' "inappropriate hype," reported Beijing Daily.
At his current solo exhibition in Macao, monk and painter Shi Dachan converses with nature and the world of Zen through his ink paintings and calligraphic pieces.
The 2016 work meeting of the Ministry of Culture concerning Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and foreign countries was held in Beijing from April 22 to 24.
While Chinese cinemas are achieving record sales, very few of the top scorers are animation titles.
Xue Xiaolu's latest film, Book of Love, draws inspiration from an old American book.
Not Human, a comic strip that was first posted on Sina Weibo and Wechat on August 21, 2015 now has 828,502 followers on Weibo and 9,527 on Wechat.Paper copies are now available on many online bookstores since April 25.
Still photos of upcoming film Book of Love, starring Chinese actress Tang Wei and actor Wu Xiubo.
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