CCTV is embracing Internet culture and working with independent producers on shows to woo audiences below the age of 35. CCTV is relying on programs such as Rising Star to attract younger viewers.
With the year 2014 coming to an end and looking back through the past 12 months, we can be proud to have made several breakthroughs in winning some international awards.
Gao Mantang tops the list of China's richest scriptwriters with earnings estimated at 22.5 million yuan in 2014. The list was released on Tuesday, as a sub-list of the China's Richest Writers List.
Thousands of miles away from the North Pole, a "Christmas Village" in China's Zhejiang province is filled with "red factories" that produce Christmas products for the whole world.
A Karl Marx signed letter and an old photo of him were sold for nearly 4.2 million yuan ($678,110), with commission included, at a special auction at the Xiling Yinshe Auction in Hangzhou.
Each year we lose some celebrities in literary and art circles. They pass away like stars dropping out of the sky, but what is different is that they've always left something behind.
In a country that changes as rapidly as China, it's no wonder some people want to hold on to what is familar. Yu Ran chats to a woman who is recreating the classrooms of the 1980s for adults.
Sayan Bapa grew up listening to an old, beautiful folk song called Camel Caravan Drivers, popular for generations in his home state of Tuva Republic, which is a Russian Federation subject in Siberia.
In his directorial debut The Left Ear, a film adaptation of the best-seller with the same title, singer Alec Su finds his new job to be much more challenging than acting as a star on screen.
Actors performed in the musical Kunqu Opera Peony Pavilion at Siri Fort auditorium in New Delhi, India on December 12,2014.Kunqu Opera is one of the oldest forms of opera still existing in China.
Shanghai is a global financial hub filled with iconic skyscrapers. It is also home to people from all over China and the world.
Lin Shaohua, a noted translator of Japanese literature, gave a lecture to a class of master of public administration students the other day.
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