News & Insights Across Asia
Dive into the rich cultural tapestry of Asia and beyond, featuring film, music, art, theater, and lifestyle trends that shape global culture.
The beauty of China unfolds through the eyes of an 8-year-old painter, whose artwork reflects personal connections to her family’s heritage and three iconic cities: Hangzhou, Yuyao, and Shanghai.
Eight-year-old Indonesian artist, Yu Linhao, wins Second Prize in the “China Through My Eyes” Art Project with his painting of Guilin’s scenery.
10-year-old artist Zoey Chen captures the vibrancy of Chinese summer in her painting “Colorful China,” earning her the Second Prize in the “China Through My Eyes” Global Children’s Art Project.
Seven-year-old Liu Xinyi wins Second Prize in the “China Through My Eyes” Global Children’s Art Project with her artwork “The Most Beautiful China,” showcasing China’s cultural heritage and modern spirit.
Eight-year-old Indonesian artist Deanna Sitorus explores Chinese culture through her vivid artwork, blending tradition and personal dreams with colored pencils and crayons.
Montreux Jazz Festival debuts in Suzhou, bringing international stars like Earth, Wind & Fire and Maejor to the ‘Venice of the East’, while Min Opera experiences a cultural renaissance.
Through the imaginative artwork of eight-year-old Serena Zou from the US, China comes alive as a vibrant tapestry of giant pandas, ping-pong, dragon dances, bubble tea, and lamian noodles.
8-year-old artist Zhang Jiahe captures the essence of Chinese heritage in her award-winning artwork “The Soul of China,” blending tradition and creativity in a captivating piece.
Ten-year-old Kimberly Lei from the US has won Second Prize in the ‘China Through My Eyes’ Global Children’s Art Project, blending China’s past and present in her vibrant artwork.
At the 13th China Zhengzhou International Shaolin Wushu Competition, 2,560 athletes aged 4 to 82 from 56 countries showcased the universal appeal of Shaolin Wushu.
Eight-year-old Zhang Lingxi from the Chinese mainland wins Second Prize in the ‘China Through My Eyes’ Global Children’s Art Project with her vibrant artwork ‘Fish Lantern’, celebrating Chinese culture.
Eight-year-old American girl, Sky Lu, wins Third Prize in the “China Through My Eyes” Global Children’s Art Project with her painting inspired by celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival in China.
Eight-year-old Chinese artist Huang Qianjin wins Third Prize in the “China Through My Eyes” Global Children’s Art Project with her painting “My Chinese Dream”.
10-year-old Indonesian artist Don Jethro Devano Sinuraya celebrates China’s heritage by depicting the Great Wall and dragon in his imaginative painting.
Seven-year-old artist Shi Ximeng captures Beijing’s cultural essence in her award-winning painting, intertwining traditional symbols with youthful charm.
Eight-year-old Kenyan artist Chen Zekai captures China’s spirit in his award-winning painting, blending cultural heritage and modern advancements, earning Third Prize in the ‘China Through My Eyes’ project.
A 10-year-old German girl, Chen Shiyue, expresses her love for China through a prize-winning painting featuring iconic symbols, reflecting her personal connection and the rich culture of the Chinese mainland.
Nine-year-old Indonesian artist Jeanette Fay Gunawan captures China’s spirit in her award-winning artwork “10 Things about China,” celebrating vibrant culture and traditions.
Discover how Associate Professor Han Xiaodong of CAFA is sculpting China’s history and promoting peace through his influential works in sculpture and public art.
Qu Feng, senior researcher and director at the Palace Museum, is renowned for his contributions to cultural heritage conservation and sculpture, shaping the future of Chinese art.
