From the very first episode, TV series This Thriving Land sweeps viewers into a world where love, loss, and grit unfold against the backdrop of rural China a century ago.
Earlier this month, The Pure Blue, a marine life-themed dance drama from the College of Dance at Shanghai Theatre Academy, unfolded on stage in the packed C ARTS venue in Edinburgh.
Over 2,100 "comfort stations" across China have been confirmed as being part of Japan's "comfort women" system during World War II. Among the far more than the estimated 200,000 Chinese victims of the system, 358 survivors from the Chinese mainland were discovered, with only seven remaining.
For Masataka Mori, a former professor of irenology, the study of lasting peace, at Shizuoka University, the ruins of Unit 731 — a germ warfare unit that was clandestinely operated by the Japanese invading army during World War II — are not just a historical attraction, but a testament to atrocities that must never be forgotten.
The 20th Changchun Film Festival concluded in Changchun, Jilin province, on Thursday.
The seventh day of the seventh month of the Chinese calendar is Qixi, widely regarded as China's Valentine's Day.
What if a man knew eight years ago that an irresistible natural force would one day tear him from his wife and young son? This is the premise of Gift from a Cloud, a fantasy romance released on Friday, coinciding with the Qixi Festival, the Chinese equivalent of Valentine's Day.
Museum in Zhejiang honors artist couple whose paintings center on China's revolutionary history, Deng Zhangyu reports.
Among China's many picturesque mountains and rivers, one stands out for its unique blend of natural beauty and romantic symbolism: Lushan Mountain in Jiangxi province.
The Chinese term, cuzhi daye, literally meaning thick stems and broad leaves, can also imply carelessness and boorishness. In his 1980 painting, Lotus of Thick Stems and Big Leaves, late ink master Liu Haisu applied bold strokes and smudged color, seemingly in a crude manner, to depict a lotus pool view with vigor and poetic resonance.
Exhibition unites artists and scientists, showcasing works where technology and art converge to spark creativity, Li Yingxue reports.
A symphonic music piece, titled New Movement of the Northern Frontier, which portrays the natural scenery, rich resources and people safeguarding the regions, from Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region to Inner Mongolia autonomous region, premiered in Ordos city, Inner Mongolia, on Aug 22.
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