Art & Design
March-20-2025
- Post-95s inheritor revolutionizes Chinese lion dance
- Li Zujie, a post-95 intangible cultural heritage inheritor, has innovated luminous lions through three design iterations.
March-20-2025
- China, US museum leaders gather in Chicago for more cooperation
- Museum leaders from China, the United States and Canada gathered Wednesday at the Field Museum in downtown Chicago to seek more exchanges and cooperation.
March-19-2025
- Getting world drawn to China
- By looking into China's material culture, Rawson, an 82-year-old archaeologist, has provided a new perspective on one of the world's oldest civilizations, uncovering the values, beliefs, and customs embedded in the shapes, colors and motifs of its remains.
March-19-2025
- Shanghai Fashion Week promises fusion of tradition, technology, creativity
- The AW 2025 Shanghai Fashion Week prepares to kick off on March 25.
March-18-2025
- Ancient rock paintings found in NW China
- Two rock paintings created around 3,000 to 4,000 years ago have been discovered in Gansu Province, northwest China, confirmed local authorities.
March-16-2025
- Two disciplines in arts at AADTHU achieve record highs in QS World University Rankings
- Tsinghua University ranked No. 1 in Asia for arts and design and No. 2 for art history in the latest QS World University Rankings by Subject, released on March 12.
March-12-2025
- New building of Yinxu Museum welcomes 1.8M tourist visits
- The new building of the Yinxu Museum in Anyang, Henan Province, received 1.8 million tourist visits since it opened to the public last year.
March-12-2025
- Silk Road art treasures from Gansu exhibited in Beijing
- An exhibition featuring over 240 Silk Road artifacts opened Tuesday at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing.
March-11-2025
- NPC deputy proposes 'China Kilns' for World Heritage status
- During the "two sessions," a Chinese lawmaker proposed integrating key ancient kiln sites in China and applying for UNESCO World Heritage recognition.
March-10-2025
- ?NPC deputy urges tiered conservation system amid tourism boom
- Hang Kan, a deputy to the 14th National People's Congress and head of the Yungang Research Institute, is urging a tiered evaluation system to protect China's cultural heritage sites amid a tourism surge.
