Shanxi unveiled cultural and creative products for 2017 at Taiyuan Arts Museum on March 11, highlighting cultural features of Shanxi and encouraging cultural creation.
An exhibition gathering more than 300 selected pieces of artwork by 53 female artists from Shanxi of the post-40 to post-90 generations, opened in Taiyuan on March 7.
Thousands of spectators cheered as villagers rode bareback along a narrow rocky road through the ancient village of Xiadongzhai in North China's Shanxi province on Saturday, reviving a scene dating back to Tang Dynasty (618-907).
A shehuo show was held in Haizhou town, Yuncheng city, Shanxi province, on March 1 to celebrate the coming Lantern Festival which falls on March 2 this year.
Li Shiwei, a folk shadow play artist from Houma county, performed a shadow play about Chinese fairytales to children in a community in Taiyuan, Shanxi province, Feb 27.
Shanxi started collecting artworks themed around the Yellow River, the Great Wall and Taihang Mountains from the public starting from Feb 26 and the selected artworks will be displayed at Taiyuan Art Museum from May 1 to 15.
