Zeng Jingping is one of the most celebrated Liyuan opera performers, but she is faced with the challenge of sustaining the very existence of her art form.
China will further promote the reform and development in its cultural system to provide more high-quality cultural products.
Award-winning director Feng Xiaoning says the ticket price of Chinese films should be lowered for domestic audiences.
Tang Limin, director of the Sichuan Development and Reform Commission, called for greater investment from the government in education for Sichuan province's Tibetan and Yi ethnic areas.
Veteran thespian, Pu Cunxin, suggests that filmmakers should not eye foreign markets too eagerly as many cinematic works that went abroad have not succeeded in the box office or received critical acclaim
From Tiger Moms to Eagle Dads to gifted children from normal backgrounds, this hot topic has been intense.
About 9.33 million students have registered to go to testing sites throughout the country on June 7 and June 8, this year and take the national exams they must pass to gain entrance to college.
The Fourth UK-China Internet Roundtable, co-sponsored by China's State Council Information Office and the UK Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, will be held in Beijing from Sept 29-30.
China Daily website reporter Song Wei spent 10 days in Tibet, Aug 20-Aug 30, 2011.
The 2012 Chinese Culture Year in Germany marking the 40th anniversary of Sino-German diplomatic ties was officially launched with a concert in Berlin Monday evening.
China will accelerate innovation in its cultural sector by deepening reforms for government-affiliated institutions and improving the way in which the sector is managed, according to a cultural development blueprint released Wednesday.
Chinese government will work to promote professional ethics in artistic circles, according to a national outline for cultural reform and development for the 2011-2015 period issued on Wednesday.