A Beijing exhibition curated by Luo Ning uses rare vinyl records to trace nearly 100 years of Chinese music, from Peking Opera to early pop and beyond.

Older generations of Chinese Americans in the Bay Area revel at the sight of traditional Chinese opera performances. But ...

Having amassed more than 10,000 vinyl records over two decades, Luo says that his collection is a labor of love, carefully ...

Hailed as a cultural sensation across China, Wing Chun draws inspiration from the legendary tales of martial arts icon Ip Man ...

Horses symbolise strength, speed and health in Chinese culture. Here are seven sayings based on the animal, with Cantonese ...

Lead dancer Hye Kyoung Kim emerges with commanding presence, her hypnotic movements and expressions drawing us into the ...

From Bad Bunny singing only in Spanish to Skai Isyourgod rapping in Chinese dialects, language is no longer a barrier to ...

Curated by renowned jazz pianist and collector Luo Ning, "Looking Back" offers visitors a deeply immersive exploration of China's musical history through a meticulously selected collection of over 160 ...

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Twenty-one theatrical productions highlighting traditional Chinese opera were staged in more than 60 shows, covering a ...

In addition to the opera, the tour will feature five other classic pieces, each reflecting Lu's personal growth and her ...