
Ship Set Aflame at Fujian’s Wangchuan Ceremony Sparks Hope and Tradition
An ornate ship was set aflame at the Wangchuan ceremony in Zhangzhou, Fujian, symbolizing the casting away of misfortune and celebrating an ancient coastal tradition.
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An ornate ship was set aflame at the Wangchuan ceremony in Zhangzhou, Fujian, symbolizing the casting away of misfortune and celebrating an ancient coastal tradition.

Gui Opera, a graceful and refined traditional opera style from Guangxi, brings historical stories to life with elegant performances that reflect the region’s rich cultural heritage.

As Layue begins, China embraces the tradition of ‘sweeping the dust’ on Little New Year, symbolically cleaning away past misfortunes to welcome prosperity in the new year.

Explore how the grandeur of French formal gardens contrasts with the serenity of classical Chinese gardens, revealing how nature and design reflect cultural identities.

Chengkan Village in Anhui Province is gearing up for the Spring Festival, embracing ancient traditions and unique architecture as residents prepare to welcome the Year of the Snake.

American influencer Evan Kail bridges gaps between U.S. and Chinese youth after discovering a WWII-era photo album, challenging media biases and fostering cross-cultural understanding.

CMG’s 2025 Spring Festival Gala promises a spectacular show on January 28, featuring innovative performances, cutting-edge technology, and greater inclusivity for visually and hearing-impaired viewers.

Tanzanian students are learning Mandarin as China-Tanzania relations grow, embracing new opportunities and cultural exchange.

In Xiangshan, east China’s Zhejiang province, the ancient art of fish rubbing is being revived as artists and educators bring this traditional craft to life for new generations.

President Xi Jinping encourages young artists to keep Peking Opera vibrant, blending tradition with innovation to promote China’s rich cultural heritage.