Taiwan's Lo Ta-yu has influenced generations of Chinese music fans since the 80s.
The Performing Arts Company of China's Air Force, best known for its 1964 production of Jiang Jie, will stage Er Quan Yin, an original Western-style Chinese opera.
The most comprehensive show of contemporary Hungarian art is ongoing in Beijing.
It took Malaysian Chandran Nair a long time to gain the confidence to start his first book, though the idea was incubated for 20 years.
Helen H. Wang left her hometown of Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, in 1989, with the proverbial Great American Dream twinkling in her eyes.
Teo, tee, thea, herbata, chai, cha ... they are all words that refer to tea, in different languages.
After three year's of preparation, the first solo exhibition of a Japanese master of design, Kenya Hara, has finally been unveiled at the Beijing Center for the Arts.
After 10 years of hard work the country has built a sophisticated survey and database management system of cultural relics.
Every week we look at a work of art or a cultural relic that puts the spotlight on China's heritage.
James Gaffigan, who takes up the role of chief conductor of the Lucerne Symphony Orchestra in the 2011/12 season, will lead the orchestra to stage a concert in Beijing.
The deserted glass factory in the Northern Shanghai Baoshan district has stayed empty since the mid-1990s, awaiting its transformation.
Race week at Britain's Royal Enclosure celebrates three centuries of hoofs and headwear.