Sherwood (Woody) D. Goldberg and his wife Susan will attend all the concerts of the joint performance by the Military Band of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) and the United States Army Band "Pershing's Own".
Li Yundi promises an all-Chinese piano program for 2011, saying he wants to take his music to cities across the nation.
At 12, James Kong surprised his teacher by talking about the merits of self-cultivation and righteousness at a school camp in Barnes, London.
A German songwriter becomes the inspiration for one of China’s most popular folk singers.
The only crime of expat life is to set one's sights too low, says Alan Paul whose book Big in China is now eyeing the silver screen. Kelly Chung Dawson reports.
Most visitors to Ru Xiaofan's new exhibition cannot help apologizing when they meet the artist himself.
Sa Dingding is well known in the West as a crossover artist, but she is now concentrating on getting Chinese people to appreciate her folk roots.
"All misfortunes are alike, but every happiness is unique," Liu Liu writes in her latest work, The Marriage of Miss Su, a collection of 12 short stories.
Beijing's 798 Art Zone is a dream factory for the street artists who flock there.
One man's love of Lhasa's Barkhor Street fuels a voracious appetite for pen-and-ink drawings of its ancient buildings.
Ben Kong recently won first prize in the "I Can Speak Chinese" competition, held in Yunnan, with a speech titled "Chinese language enables me to fly".
Yang Guanhua is building a growing reputation based on her designs inspired by French style and luxury fabrics, Eric Jou discovers.