The International Writing Program's meaning has far exceeded literature.
Li Yundi promises an all-Chinese piano program for 2011, saying he wants to take his music to cities across the nation.
A Uygur artist travels the great Taklimakan Desert for the purest sand to paint works that depict the landscape and everyday life of Northwest China.
Singer Jiang Dawei will hold his first concert in 30 years on the 90th anniversary of the Communist Party of China's founding.
Eyes fixed on photographs on a gallery wall at Caochangdi, 72-year-old Chen Baosheng's mind was lured away to a small French city named Arles.
What are the things that reflect everyday Chinese aesthetics, and how can they influence the world?
Li Junqiang bought his black Zhongshan suit from a small tailor shop for about 700 yuan three months ago.
My Stage, My Show, a talent show aiming to identify the capital's untapped grassroots talents, was launched recently at the China Millennium Monument in Beijing.
Imagine sitting on a sunny balcony, cigarette in hand, reading a book by Marguerite Duras as some cool jazz plays in the background.
At 12, James Kong surprised his teacher by talking about the merits of self-cultivation and righteousness at a school camp in Barnes, London.
Several rare ceramics will highlight Christie's spring sales in Hong Kong among which a Qing Dynasty famille rose vase deserves special attention.
A recent production of Then They Came for Me in Beijing underlines the importance of not forgetting the lessons of history.