Stan Lai: Inward Dreams

In 1999, when he visited Bodh Gaya, a sacred Buddhist site in India, Taiwanese playwright and stage director Stan Lai was...

Stitching a Global Cultural Quilt

What is the best method for China to display its culture and civilization to the rest of the world?

Dialogue Between an Artist and His Shadow

Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to preview each set of Dongfang Tuqin’s new work in his studio...

Samye Monastery: A Sacred Legacy

Samye Monastery in Chanang County, Lhoka Prefecture of the Tibet Autonomous Region, is a holy site to Buddhist believers...

Dreamy Dance

He is known as one of the greatest choreographers of the 20th Century. His Cloud Gate Dance Theater is considered by...

Qingming Riverside in Washington

Recently, the curtain of the Eisenhower Theater at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C....

A Meeting of Masterpieces: Icons of Modern Chinese Art

What does modern Chinese art look like? This question can’t be answered with any confidence yet. Due to the...

Fresh Face of a Seasoned Seminary

Labrang Monastery in western Xiahe County of Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu Province, known as the world seminary of...

“For the Face of Mr. Chiang”

In 1943, soon after he became president of National Central University (today’s Nanjing University), Chiang Kai-shek, then leader of the...

Xu Bing: Seizing the Day

Sacrificing his independence as an internationally renowned artist, Xu Bing returned to China in 2007...

A New Day for Traditional Art

The moment he exited the spotlight for backstage, applause still booming across a temporary stage in an ancient temple, Zhu Feng tore off his hairnet and peeled off his sweat-saturated costume...

Box Office Blues

In recent years, the Chinese film industry saw increasing revenues from its box office. Since 2002, when China implemented film industrialization reform, the country's box office has witnessed substantial growth for nine successive years...

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