2nd 'Sci-Fi+' industry salon commemorates China's popular science pioneer Gao Shiqi, discusses frontier future

"Now You See Me: Now You Don't," a new installment of the popular heist thriller franchise, premiered in Beijing and Xiamen on Nov. 13, with magicians recreating tricks from the film at the events.

The Golden Rooster film market hosted its first international roundtable event on Nov. 12, bringing together international filmmakers with leading figures and young creators from China's film industry to explore collaborative channels for Chinese films going global.

A comprehensive six-year archaeological survey in northwest China's Shaanxi Province has found 573 ancient stone fortress settlements, dating from the prehistoric era to the Shang Dynasty (1600-1046 BC).

Chinese culture today is being expressed through both its trendiest designs and its ancient treasures. This dual storytelling is embodied by the modern designer toy Labubu and a historical bronze danglu artifact.

The 2024-2025 Perfect World Campus Art Design Award concluded Monday in Beijing, highlighting how young creators are drawing on traditional culture while embracing fast-developing digital and AI-driven art forms.

Founder and CEO of the Sino German Innovation Center Hefei, Wu Fan, shared his views on how China's upcoming 15th Five-Year Plan (2026–2030) could unlock new horizons for innovation and international cooperation. For the past five years, his team has linked global projects and resources, attracted international partners and helped local companies expand overseas.

Labubu, one of the biggest global collectible toy phenomena of the past few years, has been crowned as China's most recognizable and influential pop culture intellectual properties in the eyes of the world, according to a newly released report.

​A veteran and other family members of the Flying Tigers, American volunteer pilots during World War II, gathered at the San Diego Zoo in Southern California on Saturday for a special meet and greet with the giant Chinese pandas Yun Chuan and Xin Bao.

A new exhibition at Beijing's Palace Museum is showcasing 166 artifacts unearthed from the Imperial Workshops within the Forbidden City, spanning five historical periods, offering fresh insights into the site's history.

​The World Travel Market (WTM) London 2025 on Friday announced the winners of its annual Best Stand Awards, with the China Pavilion among the winners of Best Stand Design for its innovative and eco-friendly approach.

​An exhibition and academic symposium highlighting the civilization of the ancient Shu Kingdom in China opened on Saturday in Oxford, England, with around 160 guests attending the opening ceremony.

​The China Cultural Center in Sri Lanka on Wednesday unveiled its library at a ceremony held in Colombo, Sri Lanka's capital.

Three-Body Universe recently partnered with amateur radio stations at Chinese universities to transmit fan-submitted images worldwide in commemoration of its annual "Three-Body Day" celebration on Oct. 21.

Shanghai Disney Resort is gearing up to celebrate the release of "Zootopia 2," turning its unique Zootopia land into a living extension of the sequel.

​The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) opened its doors to the public on Tuesday, establishing itself as one of the world's largest displays of ancient relics, and a high-tech fort dedicated to heritage conservation.

The exhibition "Beneath the Ninefold Walls: Archaeological Discoveries from the Imperial Workshops Site in the Forbidden City" will open to public from Nov. 4, 2025 to Feb. 8, 2026 at the Palace Museum.

A delegation from the Shakespeare Institute at the University of Birmingham in the U.K. visited Yenching Academy of Peking University in Beijing on Oct. 27 for a cultural exchange celebrating two iconic playwrights: Tang Xianzu and William Shakespeare.

The 11th Wenrong Awards were presented Nov. 1 at Hengdian World Studios, known as "China's Hollywood," honoring young television and film talent and outstanding works, including "The Shadow's Edge" and "Silent Honor."

The Dazu Rock Carvings in Chongqing, originating in the early Tang Dynasty and reaching their zenith during the Song Dynasty, provide outstanding evidence of the harmonious synthesis of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism.

A screening of the documentary "Hands of Hope," a film highlighting the friendship between China and Laos, was held on Thursday in Lao capital Vientiane, attended by government officials from both countries and the film's creative team.