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Chinese actor Li Xian’s passion for bird photography sparks public interest in avian conservation, highlighting China’s crucial role in protecting migratory birds.
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Chinese actor Li Xian’s passion for bird photography sparks public interest in avian conservation, highlighting China’s crucial role in protecting migratory birds.

From bird-watching adventures in Beijing to bamboo’s rise as a sustainable super material and a theatrical revival of ancient Dunhuang, China is embracing an eco-cultural revolution.

Over 500 boats and thousands of participants gathered at Qinhu National Wetland Park in Jiangsu Province for the 2025 Qintong Boat Festival, celebrating centuries-old traditions and cultural exchange.

Beijing’s Forbidden City will open the historic Qianlong Garden to the public for the first time in nearly 100 years, offering a rare glimpse into the personal retreat of Emperor Qianlong.

China’s Qingming Festival holiday saw a surge in tourism and spending, as new trends like flower viewing and camping energized the ‘spring economy’.

An immersive virtual exhibition allows you to explore the architectural wonders of China’s Tang Dynasty, from grand palaces to ancient temples, bringing history to life.

A mural in Dunhuang’s Mogao Caves vividly portrays Mount Wutai’s Foguang Temple, highlighting the deep connections in ancient Buddhist art across China.

Gu Kaizhi’s ‘Goddess of the Luo River’ is reborn through AI animation, bringing the ethereal beauty of the river goddess to life. Ancient art meets modern technology in a stunning blend.

China and Vietnam are strengthening their cultural ties through joint efforts in cultural heritage protection, including archaeological excavations and restoration of ancient manuscripts.

Armenian violinist Astrid Poghosyan bridges cultures in Shanghai, blending Armenian folk music with Chinese melodies. Recognized as a ‘cultural bridge-builder,’ she transforms concert halls into melting pots.