Pop singer-songwriter Tan Weiwei was invited to share her views on musical education at an international music summit in Beijing recently, as she is regarded as a good example of a music-major graduate.
The pitch is crucial, as is the rhythm. It is musical, but not essentially music.
This summer, Beijing Garden Expo Park is abloom. Not just because of the ongoing 2019 International Horticultural Exhibition, but it was also radiant with florescent adolescence, as thousands of festively-dressed teenagers gathered, conversed and performed as part of a recent Joy Dancing Beijing cultural and art exchange.
Lin Liying is embracing her busiest time of the year, working for one of the organizers of the world's second largest publishing events, the Beijing International Book Fair, which is set to open on Wednesday.
The Shanxi Bronze Museum in Taiyuan opened its doors to the public on July 27. Among the museum's 2,200 bronzeware exhibits, the earliest piece is a 2,800-year-old bronze plate.
Visitors to the hinterlands surrounding the world's largest small commodity wholesale hub in Zhejiang province will discover there's much more to the city than just a shopping paradise.
An exhibition showcasing the tourism resources of China and Association of Southeast Asian Nations will be staged in Guilin in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region from Oct 18 to 20.
Those who relish a physical challenge and love nature are in for a treat as a mountain quest that brings together physical challenges and natural beauty will be held in Chongqing from Sunday to Aug 28.
Like in some other parts of the world, small children in China are encouraged to recite the multiplication table. But few know when the formula first appeared in China.
In 2014, when the renowned theater company, Shakespeare's Globe, staged William Shakespeare's comedy, A Midsummer Night's Dream, at the National Center for the Performing Arts in Beijing, one of the actors, Brendan O'Hea, who played the role of Quince, noticed a girl, about 5 years old, laughing with the crowds throughout the show.
SHENYANG - Hua Mulan, the most recognizable folk heroine in Chinese culture, became known to Western audiences through Disney's 1998 classic animation. Now, Mulan's story is being recounted in a new form - ballet.
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