A creative expression of human skill and imagination, including literature, painting, music, and performance.

arts and crafts; craftsmanship; technical skill or handiwork

literature and art (comprising literature, fine arts, music, architecture, etc.)

person who engages in artistic creation or performance and has achieved professional recognition

performer or actor in the entertainment industry; performing artist

art piece; work of art; specifically used for creations with artistic value such as paintings or sculptures

performing arts such as dance, theater, music, film, and traditional variety shows

Zhang Yimou (1950-), a prominent film director from mainland China.

skill; artistry; craftsmanship; mechanical arts, especially those requiring great technique like martial arts or handicrafts

skill in martial arts; military prowess in combat such as fighting, fencing, or weaponry

a festival dedicated to the arts and artistic performance

an article of handicraft; handiwork; artware produced using manual skills

skill in making things by hand; craftsmanship; workmanship; trade; also commonly used to refer to one's cooking skills

Ability and skill, especially in creative arts or performance.

a plaything, object, or piece of equipment

gardening or horticulture; the craft and science of growing flowers, vegetables, and fruit trees

Art applied to the design and decoration of practical objects, such as buildings and household goods; arts and crafts.

General term for traditional Chinese folk arts focusing on storytelling and singing, including forms like [[相声|相聲|xiang4 sheng5]], [[快板|快板|kuai4 ban3]], and traditional ballad singing.

artistic quality or value; the nature or characteristics of art as shown in a work of art or literature

Art created by and passed down among ordinary people, including forms such as music, dance, local opera, and crafts

the cultural and intellectual movement originating in Italy during the 14th to 16th centuries that signaled the transition from the Middle Ages to the modern era, characterized by a revival of interest in classical Greek and Roman culture.

The sequence of technical steps or processing stages used to turn raw materials into a finished product.

possessing many talents or skills; multitalented; gifted in many ways

the entertainment world or performing arts circles, including actors and singers

the world of performing arts; entertainment circles; show business

To study or learn a craft, trade, or art, such as performing arts, martial arts, or handicrafts

An art form where the artist uses their own body and actions to express a theme, such as standing still like a statue or living in a cage.

program of entertainment or theatrical items

the name used by an actor, actress, or performer for their professional work

art gallery; museum of art; a place that displays artwork or holds artistic events for the public

the art and skill of preparing, serving, and drinking tea; tea ceremony

the world of art; artistic circles or the environment of those working in the arts

historically, a woman whose profession was to provide entertainment through singing and dancing

recreational activities or performances; entertainment such as games, variety shows, or concerts

To earn a living as a street performer, specifically by demonstrating skills such as acrobatics, martial arts, or traditional singing and storytelling.

to show one's skills or talents; to give a performance (usually by an artist or performer)

handicraft; manual art; skilled work performed by hand with artistic or without the use of tools, often involving artistic design and artistic skill

comprehensive arts and entertainment; a format or show that combines multiple types of performance such as music, comedy, and dance

handicraft item; product made by hand; arts and crafts

the craft of making ceramics or pottery; also refers to the ceramic artwork itself

A women's gymnastics discipline involving sets of rhythmic and artistic movements performed with apparatus like balls, clubs, ropes, hoops, or ribbons.

All artistic elements of a theatrical production, including set design, lighting, costumes, and the actors' performances

(abbreviation) art school; a school specifically for training talent in the arts. Short for [[艺术学校|藝術學校|yi4 shu4 xue2 xiao4]].

agricultural techniques; the science of crop production and soil management

actor, artist, or performer, especially one working in television or entertainment

A film made for its artistic value rather than commercial success; art house film

the department of art within a college or university

the academic study of the history of art

To pursue a career in the arts, particularly in the performing arts. performing arts. arts.