 • Romance of the West Chamber
It is one of the most famous Chinese dramatic works.The play will be performed on November 11th at Polly Theater. |  • The Legend of the "Royal Family of the Guitar"
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 • Asia Inspired by 2008 Olympics
The recently concluded Beijing Olympics didn't only showcase the skills of the world's best athletes. |  • Pure Chinese Turandot Storms Beijing
The famous opera Turandot by Italian composer Giacomo Puccini with Chinese sequel hits Beijing , it wowed the audience at the NCPA with its cast of all Chinese opera singers. |
 • House of Switzerland Opens for the Olympics
The greatest sporting event in China's history will take place soon. Switzerland also is looking forward to this mega-event. It has established "the House of Switzerland 2008". |  • Li Ning: From Gymnastics Prince to Sports Business Giant
Li Ning, the final flying torchbearer in the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, is now wowing people with his successful sports clothing brand. |
 • Right to Play: Inspiring Olympians to Become Humanitarians
To help world-class Olympians realize the positive impact they have on others, international humanitarian organization Right to Play inspires Olympians to donate to acts of kindness. |  • Korean DIDIM Dance Presents Sky Dance
Celebrated South Korean choreographer, Kook Soo Ho, and his DIDIM Dance Company, made their first trip to Beijing on Friday to present "Sky Dance". |
 • Culture Feast Accompanies the Olympics
The Olympics has given China a great chance to share its culture with the world, and at the Olympic culture squares visitors can personally experience the Chinese culture. |  • LOCOG Visits the "China Story" Huts
Spectators from the London Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) visited the "China Story" Huts on Saturday at the Olympic Green, which showcases elements of traditional Chinese culture. |
 • Woolen Needlepoint Brings the Eight Presidents of IOC to Beijing Olympiad
Woolen needlepoint tapestries of eight presidents of International Olympc Committee were unveiled in Beijing Exhibition Center recently. |  • 2008 Olympics Theme Song: You and Me
Chinese singer Liu Huan and British singer Sarah Brightman unveiled the official 2008 Beijing Olympics theme song "You And Me" at the National Stadium. |
 • Chinese Artists Uncover Works at Changwon Art Festival
The 2008 Changwon Asian Art Festival opened recently in Korea, attracting more than 200 artists from ten Asian countries, such as China, Japan and Korea. |  • Global Boxers Are Preparing for the Olympics
Boxing athletes from all over the world are having last minute training sessions, hoping to bring home a medal. |
 • Fuwas Speaking English Are Coming
A new English-language cartoon will be broadcast on the airwaves and television in Beijing on August 4. |  • Two-time Torchbearer Promotes Chinese Brands
Renner runs a Beijing-based sports marketing company. He has participated in the 2008 Olympic torch relay in Hubei province. |
 • Last Round of Olympic Tickets Sales Kicks Off
The final phase of Olympic ticket sales started at 9 a.m. on July 25, 2008. In this round, sports enthusiasts can buy tickets directly from the booths outside Olympic venues. |  • Olympic Film-Heart of Ice
The Olympic film "Heart of Ice" has taken the spotlight at the 9th Changchun Film Festival in Jilin Province.ice |
 • One World International Printmaking Exhibition
Art is no boundary, as the One World International Printmaking Exhibition at the Amelie Art Gallery unfolds, where the liberal spirit of 48 artists from 4 countries are shining together. |  • Folk Beijing
The exploration of ancient and modern Beijing is not complete without a look at its profound folk culture, interesting customs and genuine local tones. |
 • Overseas Chinese Support Olympics through Dragon Show
The date July 13, 2001 is one that is etched in Chinese history. It was the day when Beijing was selected to host the 29th Olympic Games. |  • Beijing Olympic Volunteers from the Other Hemisphere
The last batch of the overseas volunteers from Newcastle University just settled at Beijing Foreign Studies University and immediately began preparing for their voluntary work. |
 • Hands across the Ocean-Children Celebrate Green Olympics
An event "Hands across the Ocean" is held in Beijing, where internationally-renowned artist Wyland and children celebrated the green Olympics with painting on canvas. |  • Cultural Exhibition Highlights Olympic Spirit in Shenyang
Since June 23, residents in Shenyang, the capital of northeast China's Shenyang Province... |
 • Pass Olympic Adventures to Embassies and Sister Cities
Beijing Kaku TV donates golden DVD editions of The Olympic Adventures of Fuwa to foreign embassies and cities throughout the world on Monday. |  • Catch up With the Climate Change, Prepare for the Natural Disasters
International aid agency, Save the Children, has called for a dramatic shake up in dealing with natural disasters linked to climate change. |
 • Kunlun Jade, the Gem for Olympic Medals
The medals for the 2008 Olympic Games will be made in parts with Kunlun jade, which are found in the Kunlun Mountains in Qinghai Province. |  • The Guardian of Tibetan Antelope
Middle-aged Zhe Tai gives people a mild impression at first. He doesn't talk much unless you begin to ask about Hoh Xil and the Tibetan antelope. |
 • Young People Advocate the Paralympic Spirit
A group of thirty young people, half of whom are disabled, started a life changing international program in Beijing. |  • Images of Chinese Migrant Workers in Foreign Artist's Lens
In December 2007, during her second extended visit to Beijing, Helen Couchman photographed a large group of migrant workers building venues for the Olympic Games. |
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