The 19-year-old Zhou Jun won the Asia-Pacific International Pole Dancing Championships recently. In her latest photos, she looks sexy and healthy.
Wu Na has been playing the guqin for 23 years, and is passionate about modernizing the traditional instrument.Ancient music brought back to life
By Chen NanNearly 2,500 years after Confucius traveled to 14 states to spread his ideas, his direct descendant has written a drama to narrate the journey.
By Chen NanLiu Shanshan's childhood was not happy. Like many Chinese children, who are pressed by their parents to study musical instruments, she played accordion for hours every day.
By Chen NanThe Broadway adaptation of American cartoonist Charles Addams' black comedy The Addams Family made its debut in China with its original English version on Aug 13.Art beat in August(16-31)
By XU JINGXI in GuangzhouPerformers from Chamber Ballet Taipei rehearse Swan Lake in Taipei, Southeast China's Taiwan, Aug 15, 2013. An adapted version of Swan Lake by Chamber Ballet Taipei will be shown here for three consecutive days from Aug 16.
Little amateur performers of Peking Opera attending a national competition staged a performance here on Monday evening.
Although Tony Bennett has been famous in the United States for more than 60 years, the singer will only make his debut China tour in September.
By Zhang Kun in ShanghaiLiu Fenglin, 54, sits onstage behind a desk with two other performers. She reads her lines in a smooth voice full of emotion, wearing a dark purple qipao.
By Xu LinThe Peking Opera Romance of the Iron Bow was part of the Lincoln Center Out of Doors summer program, which annually showcases world-class music, dance and spoken word programs free for the public.
By CAROLINE BERGValentine's Day ideas can be tough to come by. Come to see China Daily's suggestions on a romantic and eco-friendly Chinese Valentine's Day.
By Deng ZhangyuAfter a highly acclaimed tour around China last year, avant-garde director Meng Jinghui's latest work To Live, featuring A-list comedian Huang Bo and award-winning film actress Yuan Quan, will make its overseas debut in Germany in early 2014.
By Han BingbinX-Ray allows readers to see beyond skin-deep understandings of Chinese culture to examine the very marrow of its bones. Raymond Zhou dissects the country's social anatomy with a surgical precision that has propelled his profile as one of China's most incisive cultural critics. His insights reveal the guts of the Chinese zeitgeist and the nervous system of its thought.
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Ye Jun has been working with China Daily since 1997. After covering entertainment and health, he turned to write about Chinese food and restaurants since 2004. He has tried hundreds of restaurant throughout China, discovering its thousand-year old culinary culture and tradition.
Pauline D Loh is a veteran journalist who has successfully spanned a broad spectrum that includes hard news and features, print, radio, TV and web.