Yang Chihung, an artist from Taiwan, likes symphonies and he listens to them when he paints. His favorite musicians include Bach, Beethoven, Mahler and Shostakovich.
A group exhibition featuring Chinese and Canadian female artists held in Vancouver this month offers a glimpse into the interests of women artists from different cultural backgrounds, living environments and generational perceptions.
Retiree Lu Zekang visited Beijing's National Center for the Performing Arts in December 2007, shortly after the venue was built.
LONDON - While most musicians seek to avoid a frosty reception at concerts, for Norwegian composer and performer Terje Isungset, a chilly feeling is nothing to fear: He performs with instruments he makes himself out of ice.
Cirque du Soleil is now in Beijing with Kooza, after a successful tour in Shanghai.
Yu He founded his company, Kuke Music - China's first online platform dedicated to promoting the development of music other than pop, especially classical music - in 2007 when classical music was enjoyed only by a relatively small group in China and rampant piracy was a common problem.
The Tianjin Grand Theater will entertain local audiences with a wide and varied repertoire in 2018, announced Beijing Poly Theatre Management, which recently took over the theater's management.
BUDAPEST - A new art exhibition titled Cultures and Generations: Founders and Heirs of Chinese and Hungarian Modern Art, featuring 100 paintings and sculptures, is currently running at the National Szechenyi Library in the Hungarian capital of Budapest.
The tips independent travelers regularly share online are providing the tourism industry with a growing trove of big data about destinations, restaurants and hotels.
Yingkou has launched new winter travel routes to woo travelers who hope to enjoy the best of the season. The itineraries feature seafood, skiing and hot springs.
One is rapid and strong, and the other is slow and weak, like the heartbeats of a youth and an old man passing through a distance of thousands of light years, and then heard by the most sensitive "ear" on Earth.
THE HAGUE - A book about a Dutch boy meeting Dutch diplomat and Sinologist Robert van Gulik (1910-67) who introduced Judge Dee of the Tang Dynasty to the West, and a documentary on this versatile all-rounder, were presented on last Tuesday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the passing away of the legendary scholar. A limited edition of The Hall Where Clarity is Revered - first published in Dutch in the 1990s, now translated into Chinese and printed on silk-screen and assembled by hand - was presented at the commemoration event held at the Chinese Cultural Center in The Hague.
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