oko Ono charms Beijing audiences with her quirky persona and a solo exhibition. Lin Qi reports.
Film director and photographer Gu Changwei's latest production isn't at the cinemas but rather at three exhibition halls of the National Art Museum of China.
The highly detailed gongbi technique, with a history of 2,000 years, is still held dear by Chinese painters today.
The notion that popular online fiction guarantees on-screen success has created a bubble in Chinese showbiz, and if unchecked, it will leave many by the wayside.
With star performers, lavish costumes, elaborate makeup and quick acrobatics, the Peking Opera brought two of its masterpieces to Britain for the first time in a decade.
Many people have argued that the true beauty of photography has been lost in this digital age when more and more people use smartphones to take and share photos on social media. While Liu Heung Shing concedes that photojournalism may be a dying profession, he is adamant that the craft is nowhere near its demise.
Vladimir Matychenkov, a soil expert from Russia, is digging up fields in Central China for sustainable solutions.
Like many ancient art forms in China, Peking Opera is struggling to survive in the face of a fading fan base.
Chilly November has turned into a warm season for fans of big foreign films. Seven tentpoles - topping the imported release total for a single month this year - are competing fiercely for the Chinese mainland audience.
Director Zheng Xiaolong's upcoming epic series The Legend of Mi Yue has garnered attention from overseas markets even before its Chinese mainland debut.
When you speak of Germany, most Chinese probably think of beer and soccer, but an ongoing film festival, now in its third edition, is trying to change that.
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