The China National Symphony Orchestra (CNSO) will embark on an exciting new journey with the launch of its 2024-25 season and the appointment of conductor Shui Lan as its new artistic adviser. In his new role, Shui will collaborate with the orchestra’s musicians and management to launch innovative programs and explore new musical territory, says Zhou Yu, top official of the orchestra, as quoted by the China Daily.

A newly built museum is set to open at the 4,300-year-old Taosi relics site in North China. Over 300 items to be on display will shed light on the life and culture of ancient inhabitants.

To better serve international visitors during the busy summer travel season, Shenzhen Concert Hall has introduced English-language features on its official website and WeChat miniprogram. They have also partnered with online travel agents trip.com and klook.com to provide ticket booking services on these platforms, allowing travelers to plan their visits and book concerts simultaneously.

Celebrations marking the traditional Shoton Festival, or Yogurt Festival, began in Lhasa on Sunday.

In recent years, stuffed animals inspired by characters such as LinaBell, the adorable and intelligent fox from Disney, Lotso, the antagonistic bear from “Toy Story 3,” and Loopy, the pink beaver from the Korean animated series “Pororo the Little Penguin,” have gained popularity among young people.

The “Image Possibilities” Coproduction Plan 2024 has started soliciting proposals for short videos, short and long documentaries and adaptations of existing videos from home and abroad to tell Chinese stories.

British musical “Cats” will embark on a tour to nine cities around China from October to January.

The Beijing Central Axis has been added to the United Nations’ cultural heritage list, signifying prestigious recognition for the 700-year-old line of historical and cultural landmarks traversing the heart of the Chinese capital.

Pingshan Library, an hour’s drive from the city center, provides a unique experience that makes it stand out from traditional libraries.

The Shenzhen Futian Star Bright Choir achieved "Excellent," the highest recognition, during an assessment performance at the 13th World Choir Games in New Zealand on July 18. Their brilliant performance garnered applause from the judges and the audience. The choir has also earned admiration for its exceptional talent and cultural exchange endeavors.

A Wing Chun kung fu masterclass recently held in The Hague, the Netherlands, attracted more than a dozen martial arts enthusiasts. Some of them have developed a passion for this form of Chinese kung fu since decades ago.

More than 30 educators from Hong Kong visited Nantou Ancient Town and the Nanshan Museum on July 12 to enhance cooperation and interaction between Shenzhen and Hong Kong.