• Century-old Shandong folk opera reaches young audiences through innovation

    2026-11-03
    Zhanhua Fishing Drum Opera has won over younger audiences through new repertoire productions, digital archiving, short‑video promotion and campus outreach.
  • Chinese Wu Opera bridges cultures in Zimbabwe

    2026-10-14
    Wu Opera performers in vibrant costumes brought centuries-old Chinese operatic traditions to life in Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe, on Monday, captivating the audience with expressive gestures, soaring vocals and martial arts.
  • Yearbook of Chinese Art reviews developments in 2025

    2026-10-10
    The Yearbook of Chinese Art 2025 has unveiled a selection of exhibitions recommended by members of the art community. Among them is Black Myth: Wukong, presented at the Art Museum of China Academy of Art in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province.
  • Confucius Museum bridges ancient wisdom, modern technology

    2026-09-15
    The Confucius Museum in Qufu, Shandong, is harnessing cutting-edge technology to bring ancient Confucian wisdom to life, creating immersive experiences that resonate with modern audiences.
  • Musical takes Quzhou's cultural and tourism appeal beyond China

    2026-08-21
    A musical about the legacy of Confucius is bringing Quzhou's cultural and tourism appeal to audiences beyond China.
  • The true value of China's tea tradition

    2026-08-11
    Guanhua: The Art of Tea opened on Aug 10 at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing, bringing China's centuries-old tea culture into a contemporary art and lifestyle setting.
  • Art goes digital with new platform

    2026-07-28
    The China Artists Association has taken another step in its digital transformation with the launch of its Digital Art Museum, an online platform that brings together information, expertise, knowledge and public services while connecting stakeholders across China's art ecosystem.
  • Classic poet returns through modern dance and song

    2026-07-20
    Li Qingzhao, an original dance drama by the Shanghai Dance Theatre, made its debut on July 17, offering audiences a visually stunning reinterpretation of one of China's greatest poets through movement, music and Song Dynasty (960-1279) aesthetics.

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