Culture
- Music flash mob brings together Chinese and Finnish voices for the 2022 Winter Olympics
?A music flash mob popped up in Beijing on Nov. 30 to celebrate the upcoming 70th anniversary of China’s participation in the 1952 Helsinki Summer Olympics—the first Olympics that the People’s Republic of China partook in upon its founding in 1949—along with the approaching Independence Day of Finland.
- Relic-rich Shanxi enacts rules to protect ancient villages
North China's relic-rich Shanxi Province will enact a set of regulations to protect its ancient villages, according to local authorities on Monday.
- Across China: Centuries-old Yunnan Opera springs to life from oblivion
Despite bearing a history of over 200 years, almost as old as Peking Opera, Yunnan Opera -- native to southwest China's Yunnan Province -- is perhaps known to only a few people.
- International photo festival opens in China's Xiamen
The 7th Jimei x Arles International Photo Festival kicked off on Friday in Xiamen, a coastal city in east China's Fujian Province.
- China's Gansu to exhibit highly-protected cultural relic next year
A notable national treasure, popularly known as "Bronze Galloping Horse Treading on a Flying Swallow," will go on display in northwest China's Gansu Province next year.
- Get to know the concubine in dance drama 'Li Bai'
The emperor falls for her and composes her a song; Li Bai writes her a poem and rises at court; the history books describe her as one of ancient China's four greatest beauties.
- Chinese, Italian archaeologists discuss protection of cultural relics
Archaeologists from China's Sichuan Province and Italy's Campania region began a two-day webinar on Monday on the protection and utilization of cultural relics.
- Historic tomb artifacts make debut in China's museum
Seven artifacts unearthed from a high-profile tomb on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau made their debut on Tuesday in the provincial museum of northwest China's Qinghai.
- China's spending on education hits 5 trln yuan in 2020
China's spending on education totaled 5.3 trillion yuan (831.3 billion U.S. dollars) in 2020, up 5.69 percent from the previous year, the Ministry of Education said on Tuesday.
- 400-year-old stone tablet discovered in China's Hebei
A stone tablet dating back to the Wanli Period of the Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644) was unearthed in a village in north China's Hebei Province, local authorities said Tuesday.
- China sets up alliance of sci-tech, cultural venues
A Chinese alliance of venues for popular science education and cultural venues was launched in Beijing on Monday.
- 10,000-year-old rice displayed at China museum
An exhibition showcasing carbonized rice from about 10,000 years ago has opened at the National Museum of China in Beijing.
- A poet in dance: Li Bai
In the eyes of an intellectual, he is exceptionally talented and graceful; in the eyes of a politician, he is a failed man who couldn't fulfill his ambitions; in the eyes of a child, he is the poet who wrote "Quiet Night Thoughts".
- China to see over 10 mln new college graduates next year
China is expected to see 10.76 million new graduates from the country's universities and colleges in 2022, 1.67 million more than this year, the Ministry of Education (MOE) said Friday.
- China issues five-year plan for protection, utilization of major historical sites
The Chinese government has issued a five-year plan to improve the protection, management and utilization of the country's major historical sites.
- China initiates month-long recruiting program for college graduates
China's Ministry of Education (MOE) has launched a month-long recruiting program starting from Saturday to help the country's over 10 million new college graduates in 2022 secure a job.
- Chinese war epic "The Battle at Lake Changjin" hits North American big screen
The Chinese war epic "The Battle at Lake Changjin" opened Friday in a limited theatrical release in North America.
- Ancient ruins, cultural relics found in northeast China
Archaeologists in northeast China's Jilin Province have discovered several ruins of the ancient Fuyu Kingdom in the Yong'an Site in the city of Jilin, according to the provincial cultural relics and archaeology research institute.
- Event marking 80th anniversary of Flying Tigers coming to China held in Beijing
Event marking 80th anniversary of Flying Tigers coming to China held in Beijing
- Drainage pipes, ancient roads found in NW China's Shaanxi
After two years of excavation, the archaeologists unearthed foundations of large buildings, roads, pottery drainage pipes and other important relics of the Western Zhou Dynasty, which contribute to the study of the distribution of palace or ceremonial buildings, construction technology and the layout of the ancient city.
- Feature: International students fall in love with Chinese culture
Dancing the long drum dance of China's Yao ethnic minority, along with thousands of Chinese students, Zambian Donald Lusambo felt happy.
- Film explores fears of living alone
As the first Chinese film to shed light on the safety women who live alone, the upcoming thriller The Door Lock is scheduled to open across the Chinese mainland on Nov 19.
- Foreign students experience unique culture of Shanghai’s Qingpu district
International students from countries including South Korea, Japan, the United States and Venezuela experienced the unique culture of Shanghai’s suburban Qingpu district with the cultural tour "Touring around Qingpu, Relishing Jiangnan" on Nov. 13.
- Tibetan teacher takes gratitude to new heights
?Summer arrives late and leaves early in Phumachangthang, China's highest town, at an altitude of 5,373 meters in the Tibet autonomous region－200 meters higher than the base camp for Qomolangma.
- Centuries-old village ruins found in Inner Mongolia
Archaeologists have discovered ancient village ruins in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region that are believed to date back to the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368), according to the regional cultural and archaeological research institute.
- New TV series aims to stir love of books in a digital era
In the digital era where e-commerce business is rapidly expanding, books are struggling to survive. Reflecting the societal shift, the TV series Bu Huo Zhi Lyu (A Journey to Find the Direction of Life) has been running on Zhejiang Satellite TV and multiple streaming sites since Nov 16.
- A key to music of the past
One day in 2014, Wang Yuehan, then a student at Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music in the United States, met her teacher Elisabeth Wright, a professor of harpsichord and fortepiano at the school's Historical Performance Institute.
- Young artist injects renewed vigor into Guangdong Embroidery by innovating, advancing the technique for a new era
28-year-old Liang Xiaoman is a sixth-generation inheritor of traditional Guangdong Embroidery techniques from a family of artisans, having started to learn the craft from her mother when she was about 5 years old.
- The art of songwriting
A new album celebrates the late Ding Shande, a hugely influential and prolific Chinese composer, pianist and musical educator, Chen Nan reports.
- How Party cadres fight corruption depicted in TV series
A TV drama that tells the story of how Communist Party of China cadres make efforts to improve Party discipline and combat corruption in State-owned enterprises and achieved breakthroughs in its development bottlenecks has aired on Zhejiang Satellite TV recently.
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