
French Film Week Opens at Shanghai Film Festival, Celebrating 60 Years of China-France Relations
French Film Week kicks off at the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival, celebrating 60 years of diplomatic relations between China and France.
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French Film Week kicks off at the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival, celebrating 60 years of diplomatic relations between China and France.
Discover the timeless beauty of Pingyao’s painted sculptures at Shuanglin Temple, and learn how artist Liang Changzhen is preserving these cultural treasures for future generations.
The “China Movie and TV Night”, a highlight of the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival, celebrated outstanding original works and industry insiders at the Shanghai International Media Port.
An exhibition featuring the works of ‘Haipai’ artists Yue Zhenwen and Zhang Chi has opened at the Shanghai Haipai Art Museum, showcasing 108 pieces including new creations in Chinese landscape painting.
Industry professionals at the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival share insights on cinema and Shanghai’s dynamic role, highlighting opportunities for collaboration and cultural exchange.
Chinese actor Sun Yang hails the Shanghai International Film Festival as “impressive, energetic, and marvelous,” discussing AI’s role as a creative assistant, not the core of filmmaking.
Chinese actor Sun Yang shares his thoughts on the Shanghai International Film Festival and discusses the role of AI in filmmaking, emphasizing the importance of human creativity in cinema.
Music breathes new life into Beijing’s historic Miaoying Temple, drawing modern audiences to embrace ancient heritage through enchanting performances that bridge past and present.
Discover the lifelike Ming Dynasty painted sculptures at Shuanglin Temple, a treasure trove of Chinese art in Pingyao, Shanxi Province.
The Shanghai International Film Festival unveils a vibrant showcase of global cinema, uniting filmmakers and enthusiasts in a 10-day celebration of film and culture.
In Shanghai, the annual Shanghai International Film Festival gathers filmmakers and enthusiasts for a 10-day global cinema showcase, highlighting Asia’s influential role in the film industry.
Discover the Nine Trees Future Art Center in Shanghai’s Fengxian District—a unique fusion of nature, architecture, and art that’s captivating visitors since 2019.
Over 100 officials and experts gathered at Changbai Mountain in China’s Jilin Province to discuss sustainable development of global geoparks and biosphere reserves.
The Mazu Cultural Activity Week began on Meizhou Island, Fujian Province, aiming to deepen spiritual connections across the Taiwan Strait through shared veneration of the sea goddess Mazu.
“The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru” documentary opened the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival, highlighting a WWII tragedy and the heroic rescue by Chinese fishermen.
Author Tony Banham attends the premiere of ‘The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru’ documentary at the Shanghai International Film Festival, expressing his amazement at seeing his book adapted for film.
Silver-haired Professor Gao Du, with over 50 years at the Beijing Dance Academy, continues to inspire students with his vibrant Chinese folk dance performances and passion for teaching.
Discover Fengjing Ancient Town, a well-preserved water town in Shanghai’s suburbs, known for its historic bridges, alleys, and as a filming location for popular TV dramas.
Jinzhong gold and silverware reflect the rich history and evolving culture of their times, serving as barometers of local customs and societal shifts.
Chengdu and Melbourne have officially established a friendly cooperative relationship in March 2024, marking a new era of collaboration in trade, culture, education, and more between the two cities.