"What does a 'classic' mean? A classic stands the test of time. A classic … even after many years, remains unforgettable and universally understood. That is what makes something truly classic," said late Chinese director Ren Ming of the Beijing People's Art Theatre.
Five new Hong Kong films were showcased at the 27th Shanghai International Film Festival, part of efforts to support emerging talent and expand their reach in the Chinese mainland market.
Never Back Down, an upcoming film written and directed by Golden Rooster Award-winner Qi Xing, will be released across domestic theaters on Aug 8.
The Persian and Thai editions of Stories of Xi Jinping and Poverty Alleviation in China were released on Wednesday, the opening day of the 31st Beijing International Book Fair.
More than 20 illustrators at home and abroad, including Italy, France, Brazil and Singapore, worked together to create illustrations for China in Comics: Journey of Friendship to a Shared Future, a vivid, informative picture book tracing the formation of the ancient Silk Road and advancing the high-quality cooperation.
Ethnic singer returns after break from spotlights rekindles her creativity, Xing Wen reports.
English translations of New Outline of General History of China and A Concise History of Chinese Civilization were launched at the 31st Beijing International Book Fair on Wednesday.
Delving into the complex interplay between technology, human connection, and the search for identity, "Yi Ri Ding Liu" (One-Day Top Influencer), the latest production by the Beijing People's Art Theatre, premiered on June 6 at the company's intimate small theater.
Twenty-five years after it first captivated global audiences, the landmark BBC documentary Walking with Dinosaurs has returned with a new six-episode series, once again capturing the imagination of Chinese viewers with its vivid portrayal of prehistoric life.
Exhibition reveals the scholarly and revered descendants of Confucius lived their daily lives with solemnity as well as humor, Yang Feiyue reports.
"Application development is more than just writing code. It is a form of creative expression, and I love the journey of building something from scratch," says Xu Tianyu, a Chinese university student who won Apple's 2025 Worldwide Developers Conference Swift Student Challenge.
Foam boxes bound in layers of yellow tape, plastic buckets brimming with utensils and toiletries, battered suitcases and paper cartons strapped to foldable trolleys — through Yan Jiacheng's lens, these humble objects quietly tell the stories of their owners.
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