Clad in a black outfit that makes him looks like a warrior from the future, the Chinese-American singer-songwriter Lee Hom Wang unveiled two new tracks from his forthcoming album titled A.I. Love at a news conference in Beijing recently.
Now in his 60s, retired National Theater of China actor Ma Yingchun has made his directorial debut with the theatrical drama To the Elderly with Love, which as it title suggests focuses on the lives of the elderly in China.
Besides its double-album length, the most ear-catching aspect of Musiq Soulchild's Feel the Real is the chance to hear the Philadelphia-born artist during nearly every moment of his eighth album.
October is the main season for classical music fans in the capital as the Beijing Music Festival always features world-class musicians and concerts. This year, the annual festival has a unique program to mark its 20th anniversary.
Military bands from across the world this week gathered in Nanchang, capital of Jiangxi province, to share the universal language of music.
Take out your phone, scan the QR code, and as you carry your phone camera into the hutong, information about exhibitions and events linked to the Beijing Design Week being held in the Dashilar Design Community pop up.
A new art building opened in Beijing on Sept 28, just two blocks away from the Forbidden City. The nine-floor Guardian Art Center is a one-stop art facility that will host auctions and exhibitions. It also has a hotel and secure art storage.
Annie Callanan believes China's Belt and Road Initiative is not just about trade and infrastructure but about connecting the world in many different ways.
Jonathan Lee, China's godfather of pop, is taking his celebrated songs to Broadway as a jukebox musical this year.
For the second time in two years we have people in Beijing standing in long lines for a museum exhibition.
The Palace Museum has a zoo, at least for now. Nine sika deer were recently ushered into the Cining Gong (the Palace of Compassion and Tranquility) Garden of the museum in Beijing.
With China's National Day holiday week beginning on Oct 1, the battle of potential blockbusters for the lucrative vacation market is about to begin.
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