Chongyang Festival
The ninth day of the ninth month in the Chinese lunar calendar marks the Chongyang Festival (or Doub...
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“The Four Stunning Seasons of China – Your Perspective”
If you enjoy travelling and photography, please join us; If you love sharing and chatting about sto...
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Splendid Embroidery
We are back with another embroidery exhibition! Following last year’s collaboration for the circular...
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Bamboo Panda’s adventures
Let’s welcome back our favorite animated superstars, Bamboo Panda and his friend Tonton. What kind o...
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The Great Wall
Just like a gigantic dragon, the Great Wall winds up and down. Across deserts, grasslands, mountains...
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Classical Gardens of Suzhou
Classical Chinese garden design, which seeks to recreate miniature natural landscapes, is not illust...
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“The Peonies and Stones” by Wu Changshuo
WU Changshuo (1844-1927) was an outstanding master in the history of modern Chinese painting. He was...
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Chinese classical dance
This dance compilation shows the work of the Chinese Classical Dance Department of the Beijing Dance...
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Baby panda Fan Xing turns 1
On May 1, 2020, baby panda Fan Xing was born in the Netherlands. Since November visitors could see h...
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Silk from the Song dynasty
Kesi (literally “carved silk”) is a meticulous silk weaving technique that adds an “engraved” effect...
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Painting from the Ming dynasty
Today, we’re taking you to the Yueyang Tower in Hunan province. The landmark has fascinated literati...
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Gu’s embroidery from the Ming dynasty
Originating in Shanghai in the early 17th century, Gu’s embroidery is said to be invented by MIAO Ru...
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Goblet from the Shang period
People in the Shang period (c. 1600 - c. 1046 BCE) were said to love drinking. Myriad wine vessels w...
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Ming dynasty wolf hair brush
Cultural relics carry the Chinese civilization for thousands of years. In order to inherit and carry...
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Through ancient and modern times, cultural relics are also vivid
Cultural relics carry the Chinese civilization for thousands of years. In order to inherit and carry...
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Calligraphy by Cheng Shifa
CHENG Shifa (1921-2007) was an artist active in the twentieth century. A master of contemporary Chin...
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Repertoire of Chinese dance
Today we present to you a collection of dance performances by the Beijing Dance Academy. It illustra...
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Bronze jar from the Shang period
This small jar from the late Shang period (13th-11th century BCE), called a bu or pou, is made of br...
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Bamboo panda is back
This time, we catch another glimpse of Bamboo Panda’s fitness journey. Our beloved animated characte...
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Luscious landscapes by Li Qiujun
These two artworks are gorgeous landscape paintings by LI Qiujun, an accomplished artist from the 20...
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