Zeng Chenggang, a leading sculptor in China, is presenting a large-scale exhibition at Shanghai Art Museum.Running from Jan 22 to Apr 7, Between Heaven and Earth: Zeng Chenggang Sculpture Exhibition, marks the most comprehensive exhibition of the artist — encapsulating more than 40 years of h...

One reason the paintings of late artist Huang Yongyu (1924-2023) are loved by many is their humor, openness and optimism, qualities that guided both the artist and generations of viewers through life's hardships. Huang once said, "If you miss me, come to see my art." So Long, So Profou...

Forms of the People, now on at the Tsinghua University Art Museum, pays tribute to influential figures who taught at the Academy of Arts and Design of Tsinghua University and helped shape China's graphic and industrial design in the 20th century. Their work left a lasting imprint on the nation&#...

In Chinese mythology, the longma (dragon horse) is a legendary winged creature covered in dragon scales. Now, a massive 2.83-meter-tall woodcarving of this fabled beast has taken center stage at the 700-year-old Hong'en Temple in Beijing's Dongcheng district.The sculpture is the center...

The Jingpo Lake scenic area in Mudanjiang, Northeast China's Heilongjiang province, recently held its annual winter ice fishing festival, alongside a competitive ice fishing contest.Jingpo, the magnificent volcanic lava barrier lake, boasts a pristine ecosystem and abundant aquatic resourc...

Dozens of paintings, prints, sculptures and watercolors by eminent artists teaching at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing are currently on show at Old Masters, New Era, an exhibition at the gallery of the National Centre for the Performing Arts until March 31.The works are primarily f...

In his seminal work Wenfu (Essay on Literature), Lu Ji — a literary theorist of the third to fourth centuries — wrote that hidden jade causes a mountain to glow.Taking inspiration from this line, an exhibition now underway at the Tsinghua University Art Museum presents selected works from its coll...

Light of Wisdom, an exhibition on traditional Chinese medicine culture, has opened at the National Museum of China Hall at Xinjiang Museum, Urumqi. It reproduces an earlier namesake exhibition first held at the National Museum of China in Beijing years ago, showcasing hundreds of artifacts — archai...

How eccentric were the Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou, a loosely associated group of artists active in 18th-century Yangzhou in Jiangsu province? Clues and answers can be found in an ongoing exhibition devoted to Jin Nong, the central figure of this group of painters, known for his uniquely unorthodox...

Ancient Chinese people were among the earliest to extract raw lacquer from nature, refine it, and apply it for both preservation and decoration. During the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties, lacquerware reached new heights of craftsmanship, synthesizing the techniques accumulated over...

An ongoing exhibition at the National Art Museum of China explores how contemporary craftsmanship is redefining lifestyle aesthetics by integrating creative approaches to traditional handicrafts, paying tribute to artisans who preserve ingenuity while embracing innovation rooted in folk culture.New...

Harbin Ice and Snow World, famous for its ice and snow sculptures, is the world’s largest theme park of ice and snow. It is the biggest highlight of the Harbin Ice and Snow Festival. It features so many exquisite ice and snow sculptures with different themes every year. This year it will be availab...

Carved lacquer gleams like daylight—a wisp of cloud rising between heaven and earth. Mother‑of‑pearl lacquer shimmers like night—moonlight scattered across a deep sky. Together, they represent the pinnacle of Chinese lacquer art, revealing its expressive richness, cultural depth, and enduring in...

Welcome the New Year with an unforgettable night of fire, light, and magic.Featuring breathtaking performances of traditional iron‑casting sparks (an intangible cultural heritage), immersive live fire arts, and a dazzling exclusive fireworks show. Join interactive torchlight games inspired by Yi et...

Step into Yuyan Academy — one of Guangzhou’s oldest and best‑preserved scholarly retreats — where centuries of study, tea, and conversation come alive.This special exhibition unfolds the rich world of Chinese tea culture through six immersive chapters, exploring its history, art, science, and ph...

Join the celebration of Shanghai’s premier biennial art showcase, presenting the city’s most compelling artistic achievements from the past two years. This immersive exhibition invites you to explore works that blend profound ideas with striking aesthetic appeal.Featuring bold commemorations...

Join us at the ultimate panda‑themed pop‑up, starring the beloved superstar M. LanPanda – Menglan!Highlights:• A 12‑meter‑high luminous sculpture of Menglan – the must‑take photo spot this winter• Exclusive Menglan merchandise at the themed pop‑up store• Seasonal Events:– From Dec...

“The Best Chinese · Cultural Market” at Citong Port – 2025 World Heritage Quanzhou SpecialDates: Dec 12–14Hours: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM dailyVenue: Quanzhou Maritime MuseumAdmission: Free, no reservation requiredTop museums from across China are coming to Quanzhou for the most epic museum gat...

Often labeled as “imitations”, bronzes from the Song to Qing dynasties were far more than copies—they were creative reinventions. These works blended tradition with innovation, bringing bronze into daily life as household items. Remarkably preserved, they reveal the true beauty of the metal. ...

Schedule:Dec 13–14 | 15:00–20:00Yingge Dance Pop-up PerformancesVenue: Fucheng Yingge Dance Experience HallDec 13–14 | 15:00–17:00Chaozhou Opera & Tea Art ShowsVenue: Wai Jiang Liyuan Guild Hall (No. 5, Shangshuimen Street)Dec 13–14Folk Music, Chaozhou Opera & Tea Art Perfor...