The French musical “Don Juan” has embarked on a tour of China, an event timed to coincide with celebrations for the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and France this year. In Shenzhen, it will be staged at Shenzhen Poly Theater on April 19-21.

The 1985-version Chinese coins, national model work medals, the People’s Bank of China logo, the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China logo, and China’s public information graphic symbols, these iconic designs by master Chen Hanmin (1931-2022) are on display at a new exhibition at the Guan Shanyue Art Museum, in a tribute to the rich tapestry of Chinese design history.

In Hong Kong, 90-year-old Wong and her friends decided to dress up in traditional Chinese hanfu, don elegant makeup, and get their photos taken for a birthday party.

The 19th Croisements Festival will bring a series of engaging activities and events across South China to celebrate 60 years of Sino-French diplomatic ties and fruitful collaborations, according to a press conference at the Jupiter Museum of Art in Shenzhen on Wednesday.

Temple fair, exhibitions, concerts and more will bring fun to you during the weekend in the city.

In the Chinese film market, April is usually considered an off-peak season with no major holidays and fewer blockbuster releases. However, this year proves to be anything but lackluster, as several award-winning and acclaimed films will be screened. The Shenzhen Art Film Screening project has also selected some of these films for discounted screenings.

​Russian movie "The Challenge," which is now being screened in China, fictionalizes the story of a female surgeon sent to space to perform an operation on an injured cosmonaut.

The Octopus — China T-Union Card, a new addition to the realm of cross-border transport payment cards, was released March 26. Alongside existing options like Hu Tong Xing and Lingnan Pass • Octopus, let’s take a look at the distinctions among these cards.

Mucha exhibition, animation season, concert and more will bring fun to you during the weekend in the city.

A twisted and monumental ancient Greek pillar winds sinuously like a snake, classic Western statues engage in the intricate thousand-hand bodhisattva dance, an ancient Chinese pottery figure dons a Nigerian Bini mask, and another ancient female Chinese pottery figure appears to be tending to the Sleeping Hermaphroditus. These surreal scenes form part of a new exhibition at the Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art and Urban Planning.

Here is a guide on exploring PHBS Intl. Culture Day, qingtuan making and more activities in the city.

The Sanyuesan Temple Fair of Beidi (the North Deity) in Xixiang Subdistrict, Bao'an District, is set to captivate audiences this year with its grand celebrations. The fair is listed as a provincial-level intangible cultural heritage event.