During the Labor Day holiday, Yuyin Shanfang, an ancient garden in Panyu District, Guangzhou, will present an immersive experience blending "intangible cultural heritage craftsmanship, garden aesthetics, and labor culture," showcasing the wisdom of Lingnan-style gardens and paying tribute to the spirit of labor. During the holiday, adult tickets are priced at just 14 yuan per person.
Guangdong, a national leader in the cultural and creative industries, offers rich experiences for design lovers. From innovative parks to modern cultural spaces, the province showcases the integration of Lingnan tradition and contemporary creativity. This May Day holiday, explore the creative designs emerging in Guangzhou's cultural and tourism scene!
On April 27, the Conghua Liuxi River Film & Culture Week kicked off in Guangzhou's Conghua District, bringing together nearly 200 industry leaders, scholars, and media professionals to explore new opportunities in regional film, education, and cultural tourism.
As the International Labor Day holiday approaches, Guangzhou's Xinghai Concert Hall is set to host four spectacular musical performances during the first two weeks of May. The lineup includes chamber music, piano recitals, and choral performances. Let's take a closer look at the exciting events awaiting you!
To celebrate China's 15th National Games, Guangzhou has launched the Guangzhou Art Season, running from April 26 to August 10. This event showcases a vibrant mix of opera, dance, theater, concerts, and more, offering a unique "travel with performances" experience that highlights the city's rich cultural and tourism offerings.
On April 24, the opening ceremony of the 7th Nansha Foreign Talent Chinese Class took place in Nansha, Guangzhou, bringing together expatriates for a new phase of Mandarin learning.
Guangzhou Library will host a series of multilingual and cross-cultural events throughout April 2025 as part of the city's annual reading month initiative. The theme, "Global Connections," will immerse visitors in linguistic adventures and cultural explorations in six languages: English, Russian, German, Japanese, French, and Spanish, along with a special poetry exhibition featuring South American works.
In recent years, Guangdong has become home to a variety of exquisite reading spaces that have captivated both locals and visitors. From historical bookshops and cultural hubs to modern libraries with artistic designs, these spaces have emerged as major highlights of the province. Today is World Book Day, also known as World Book and Copyright Day or the International Day of the Book. Let's explore some of Guangdong's most distinctive book-themed spaces.
A steaming cup of coffee might seem like a modern-day staple for China's office workers, but its history here runs far deeper. From April 24 to 29, Guangzhou's historic Liwan district will host its annual Coffee & Food Culture Week, blending trendy brews with a 200-year-old legacy that began on its cobblestone streets.
Starting April 19, visitors can explore both Yuntai Garden and Yunluo Botanical Garden with a single ticket in Guangzhou, providing an affordable and convenient way to experience the beauty of both gardens.
When ballet meets Qixi, tradition and romance intertwine into poetry. The latest ballet production, "Qi Xi," performed by China's Liaoning Ballet, will grace the stage of the Guangzhou Opera House for two consecutive nights on April 22-23, offering audiences a dreamy and romantic spectacle.
French stage star Laurent Bánis best known for his powerful performances in musical theatre, with standout roles including Phoebusin Notre-Dame de Paris, Le Vaniteuxin Le Petit Prince, and Antonio Salieri in Mozart: L'OpéraRock. With his deep, resonant voice and strong stage presence, he has captivated audiences across China.
The much-anticipated Guangfu Temple Fair 2025 opens in Yuexiu district on Feb 12, the day of the Lantern Festival.
At the ninth Asian Winter Games hosted in Harbin, Guangdong made history by sending 17 athletes to compete.
The 2025 lantern fair at Guangzhou Cultural Park, themed "The City of Ram: Thriving with New Vitality", will light up the nights from Feb 11 to 13.
The 9th Cantonese Opera Festival kicked off on Nov 20 in Guangzhou and will run until Nov 30, presenting a spectacular lineup of 47 Cantonese opera and music performances.
An exhibition featuring Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) artist Hua Yan, which opened at Guangdong Museum on July 10 in Guangzhou.
An exhibition featuring the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) artist Hua Yan kicked off in the Guangdong Museum in Guangzhou.
Guangzhou, organized an exhibition, marking the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Guangzhou Peasant Movement Institute.
A dance drama set in Guangzhou tells the story of a mother with Alzheimer's and her son who struggles alongside her, Cheng Yuezhu reports.
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