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During the Ming dynasty, a poor worker family, working day and night, is still unable to pay its taxes.

A 3D live concert from Crypton Future Media, which was held at the Shanghai New International Expo Center. This concert was Crypton's second full-length concert in China, and it had a playlist that varied based on whether the concert performance was held during the day or the night.

In August 2017, Shankin Liu, Frab D and DJ Breez3 took their music to six cities, with the director participating and filming the process, which was enjoyable for the most part.

To pursue new career opportunities, Justin Lo decided that he should move his base to Beijing. Bidding an emotional farewell to the Hong Kong music scene, the singer-songwriter entertained his fans one last time at the Hong Kong Coliseum with two concerts in late January 2011. A number of top musicians and interesting artists participated in the concerts, including producer Mark Lui, guitarist Joey Tang, Justin's musician uncle Ted Lo, and guest performers C AllStar and Wan Kwong. The concert rundown comprised a variety of music genres and styles, including some re-arranged versions of Justin's most popular songs.

Top vocalist Hacken Lee pleased his fans with a total of eleven gigs at the Hong Kong Coliseum during the Lunar New Year period in February 2008. With this time's concert theme set as Concert Hall Live, Hacken counted on conductor Chiu Tsang Hei and an equally strong orchestra for a very harmonic sound Language: Cantonese Country of Origin: Hong Kong

Tsai Chin unveils her music universe once more. The veteran Taiwanese chanteuse who has been active on the music scene for a quarter century performed some of her best loved songs live at Hong Kong's Coliseum during January 24-28, 2007. Now the live recording of this memorable concert is available as Blu-ray karaoke disc. Tsai devotees will be pleased to find such classics as "When Will You Return" (Track 33), "Evening Fragrance" (Track 7), and "Kiss Me" (Track 8) on this 34-track release. She also performs "Honey Sweet" (Track 19) and "Moon Representing My Heart" (Track 20) originally performed by Teresa Tang. The sound of one of Chinese music's legendary voices comes alive again on Tsai Chin In Concert Hong Kong 2007.

Ostensibly a documentary or a music video chronicling influential post-punk Chinese group P.K. 14’s first national tour, Li Hongqi’s latest provocation becomes a rumination on existential ennui that takes place on endless highways as band members sit in their tour bus and anonymous hotels.

All Chinese production by the NCPA (China National Center of Performing Arts)

Concert video of Jacky Cheung.

The film, which revolves around the Hmong Lusheng, is an ethnic minority style film that combines comedy, inspiration and musical elements. In the film, Tao Tianyi, the only son of a Miao "Golden Lusheng" family, is expected by his father to carry on the honour of the "Golden Lusheng". But Tian Yi has his own musical aspirations, and after a failed talent show, he coincidentally becomes an "internet sensation".

The delayed live broadcast room is now online! You can feel the scene of @泽野弘之_nZk without leaving home! There is also a special sponsorship of the mobile game @手机战队 The official OP "Sea of Fire" and ED "N01R" will be released on-site for the first time! At 18:30 on the evening of October 13th @哔哩哔哩生 Broadcast Exclusive live broadcast, let's meet in the live room and call for Zeye together~ Sawano Hiroyuki LIVE [nZk] in Shanghai 2019 190914 Mercedes-Benz Arena (Shanghai)

Sister and brother lived in a small town with their grandfather in northern China. The grandfather wanted to take part in the trumpet competition, yet his trumpet was broken. Sister and brother were anxious about this. They decided to look for a new one to help their grandfather participate in the competition. They went through all kinds of hardships and difficulties, and succeeded in finding one at last. Although grandfather didn't win the competition, sister and brother's love had already expressed.

Dancers move through everyday city spaces: shopfronts, intersections and construction zones, treating Shanghai's streets as an impromptu set.

The digital age has given birth to a new reality: infinite screen time. Rather than experiencing the natural world around us, our intake of communication, ideas, visuals, and sounds is packaged via a series of zeros and ones, waiting neatly for us to consume. This screen-dependent existence is even more prevalent and maddening for the modern-day creative. Beyond entertainment, so many artists rely on screens for work — using digital tools to create more digital experiences that are designed to be digested through yet another screen. It creates a loop that at times feels paralyzing and inescapable.

During the Zhenguan era, Emperor Li Shimin embraces Wei Zheng’s blunt counsel to curb corruption and luxury; after a fierce court clash, the ruler reforms the palace and wins public support—an emblem of “Zhenguan prosperity.”

A feature documentary by Oscar nominee Shuibo Wang, on the life and music of a group of rebellious punk rockers in China.