News & Insights Across Asia
Director Jia Ding reimagines China’s revolutionary classic ‘The Song of Youth’ as a modern musical, blending historical authenticity with contemporary theatrical innovation for new generations.
National Ballet of China merges Western ballet with Dunhuang dance traditions from Mogao Grottoes murals, creating a new cultural dialogue through movement.
Chinese and Russian choirs unite through ‘Jasmine Flower’ and ‘Kalinka,’ showcasing music’s power to transcend cultural divides.
CGTN’s Nadim Diab embarks on a quest across Xinjiang to uncover the soul of Muqam, a traditional Uygur art blending music, dance, and storytelling.
China’s ‘Flames of War Everywhere’ performance honors historical resistance through art, blending wartime narratives with cultural preservation and modern relevance.
Chengdu debuts ‘Light of Chengdu’ anthem at 2025 World Games, blending Sichuan folk music with global rhythms to showcase cultural fusion.
Explore Tibetan Opera, a UNESCO-listed art blending music, dance, and storytelling, reflecting centuries of tradition and hope in Asia’s cultural landscape.
Jazz pianist Liu Dongfeng and Cuban drummer Redy Cobas Hinojosa blend traditional Chinese melodies with Afro-Cuban beats in a groundbreaking cultural fusion performance.
Young guzheng virtuoso Zhao Jiayi captivates audiences with immersive performance blending traditional music and digital storytelling at Beijing’s iconic venue.
The Aranya Theater Festival transforms a north China seaside resort into a hub of creativity, featuring international performances and vibrant youth culture from June 19-29.
Taiwan’s Peony Ancient Ballads experience cultural revival through innovative preservation efforts, bridging historical traditions with modern artistic expression.
Tianjin’s sanxian virtuoso Chu Qi Gui Zi fuses ancient lute techniques with electronic music, revitalizing China’s cultural heritage for digital audiences worldwide.
Xi’an’s new immersive drama ‘Qin Yongqing’ brings Qin Dynasty history to life through cutting-edge technology and cross-cultural storytelling near the Terracotta Army Museum.
Su Shi’s ‘Begonia,’ a 1,000-year-old Song Dynasty poem, explores impermanent beauty through candlelit blossoms, reflecting timeless themes of nature and philosophy.
The ancient Chinese erhu is captivating Japanese audiences, driven by cultural exchange and virtuoso musicians aiming to deepen appreciation.
