Under the baton of renowned conductor Kent Nagano, the Philharmonisches Staatsorchester Hamburg made its long-awaited debut at Beijing's National Centre for the Performing Arts, presenting a two-night program of German-Austrian classics.
The China Cultural Center in Laos held a graduation ceremony for its 2025 Spring semester Chinese language class on June 27, drawing more than 100 guests, including students, parents and representatives from various local institutions.
Dolby Laboratories, a leading player in immersive entertainment, and Emperor Cinemas recently opened two new halls in the latter chain's cinema in Sanlitun Taikoo Li, a premier shopping destination in Beijing.
Shishuo (Discourse on Teaching), a famous prose of Tang Dynasty (618-907) writer Tang Yu, says, "Pupils are not necessarily inferior to their teachers, nor teachers better than their pupils." It suggests a harmonious relation between teachers and students who would both benefit from each other.
Red, yellow and blue dots dance across walls as children's laughter echoes through a pool of sun-hued balls.
Chinese artist Lu Sisi is holding his first major solo exhibition, Sunset Drum Sunrise Bell ? IV Quadrate, at Tank Shanghai until Sept 7. The work integrates film, installation and sound.
Listening to the Amber Quartet is to witness the convergence of two musical worlds, where the resonance of ancient Chinese traditions meets the refined legacy of Western classical music.
In the heart of Beijing, on a stage steeped in decades of dramatic history, a group of young artists, from actors to costume and stage designers, is stepping into the shoes of a legend.
Far from an impulsive decision, a Japanese student planned a well-thought-out route to experience the real China. With a tight budget and schedule, he hitchhiked over 3,000 kilometers from Nanjing, Jiangsu province, to Urumqi, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.
As the sun dips below the distant mountains, the air comes alive with the melodies of traditional instruments. The first notes of the morin khuur — the iconic horse-headed fiddle — rise like a gentle breeze, followed by the deep, resonant voices of Mongolian singers.
HUE, Vietnam — A traditional Chinese opera performance took center stage in June at the Royal Theater inside the Imperial City of Hue, the former imperial capital in central Vietnam.
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