Musical notes literally flew across the night sky of Qingdao, Shandong province, thanks to 200 drones putting on a light show using the precision of high technology, while a traditional folk ensemble appeared at the central square in Jimo district to perform classic songs.
The entire world has joined together to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first human landing on the moon this summer, and Shanghai was keen to follow suit with the launch of its Discovery Space Week event on July 18, and a three-day public art exhibition, Luminaries.
CANBERRA - The Honeysuckle Creek is normally a quiet place nestling in the mountains in the south of Australian capital Canberra, but the name of a road leading to the site betrayed its importance in history: Apollo.
One of the loveliest women in Chinese literature, Yun in Shen Fu's autobiography Six Chapters of a Floating Life, recently had her life story told in a Kunqu Opera play by Shanghai Grand Theatre.
By 1875, Belgium had a high density of rail networks. A Brussels-based luggage maker then saw the travel revolution approaching and filed its first patents for handbags in 1908, realizing that women would want to keep their precious belongings at hand during their travels.
If you are expecting some of the biggest pop stars to appear on the red carpet, or a flamboyant fashion parade with cameras flashing, then the China Music Industry Committee Music Awards may not be for you.
When French actress Sophie Marceau appeared as part of China Central Television's traditional annual gala in 2014, she performed La Vie En Rose along with Chinese veteran singer-songwriter Liu Huan, for more than a billion viewers.
Over 40 years ago, Wu Yuchu was trapped in a blizzard in the Tibet autonomous region.
Young Chinese are showing interest in the performing arts - theater, drama, dance, music, to name a few. Live entertainment is in demand as the country's youth are more willing to pay for it than the previous generations, experts say.
Last June, when the first edition of the Guangzhou Michelin Guide was released, eight restaurants were awarded one star each.
Pouring a glass of wine to have with dinner was once a rare sight in Chinese households, yet within the space of just 10 years, wine is now a popular evening tipple around the country.
In a bid to attract more players from around the world as well as showcase China's culture, more and more Chinese game companies are incorporating traditional cultural elements into their creations and diversifying their income streams by making the most out of their intellectual property rights.
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