Immersive digital experience offers Beijing audience a glimpse of the history of Notre-Dame, Lin Qi reports.
In September, Prince Kung's Palace Museum launched a plan to promote the dissemination of traditional Chinese culture in Beijing and Macao.
After their performance at Tianjin Juilliard Concert Hall on Sunday afternoon, the 14 members of Juilliard415, the prestigious large ensemble from Juilliard's Historical Performance Department, stood in a line and bowed to the audience, who reciprocated with warm appreciation.
The Bolshoi Ballet is visiting Shanghai again after 23 years. The Russian ballet will present five shows at the Shanghai Grand Theatre from Oct 17 to 21.
After working in Michelin-starred restaurants, European culinary artist is ready to dazzle Shenzhen, Li Yingxue reports.
Porgy and Bess is a triumph of international cooperation and technical expertise, Chen Nan reports.
From Aug 18 to 31, we visited Clara-Schumann-Gymnasium in Bonn, Germany, for the first time. Instead of feeling shy and hesitant, we were excited because we had already connected online in April while working together on an environmental project.
In 2006, Wu Weishan, a sculptor of note, created a statue of Laozi, the great philosopher who lived more than 2,400 years ago, in which the semiabstract xieyi ("to draw the spirit") style of classical Chinese painting was integrated to depict a man whose wisdom and philosophical views have transcended time and space till now.
Beijing audiences receive auditory feast as Western techniques enhance Chinese traditions, Chen Nan reports.
Competition for young people from across the globe opens a world of opportunity, Li Yingxue reports.
The award-winning Cape Town Opera Chorus from South Africa staged Horizons, a concert of African choral music on Thursday at the more than 600-year-old Divine Music Administration inside the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, as part of the ongoing 27thBeijing Music Festival.
The seventh Annual Chinese Culture Festival, co-hosted by Chicago Public Schools and Phoenix Tree Publishing, the North American subsidiary of Beijing Language and Culture University Press, took place at Whitney Young Magnet High School, Chicago, on Saturday.