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Discover the story of a Nepali shop in Lhasa’s Barkhor Street, passed down through three generations, embodying the enduring cultural ties and traditions in the heart of Xizang’s capital.
Former Singaporean Foreign Minister George Yeo says the Philippines sparked tensions by repairing a stranded ship, urging restraint and dialogue in the South China Sea.
Young Tibetans and Han Chinese in Lhasa are collaborating to craft innovative souvenirs that showcase Tibetan culture, sharing their hometown’s rich heritage with the world.
Artist Qu Liangchen bridges Chinese and European cultures through art and lanterns, illuminating connections and fostering understanding.
A Bangladeshi teacher at Yunnan Minzu University delves into the art of the Husa knife, uncovering its cultural significance among China’s Achang people.
Hetian’s historic Tuancheng, once a vital Silk Road stop, has been revitalized. This ancient cluster city in Xinjiang blends vibrant architecture with rich culture, emerging as a new tourism landmark.
Xinjiang’s Ili Valley transforms into a silvery-white fairyland in winter, captivating visitors with its stunning snow-covered landscapes and vibrant cultural heritage.
In winter, Xinjiang’s Zhaosu Jade Lake becomes a surreal landscape of shimmering blue ice, resembling a celestial sapphire realm. Framed by snow-capped peaks and lush forests, it’s a hidden icy wonderland.
Wu Shicun emphasizes the Nine-Dash Line’s critical role in maintaining order in the South China Sea.
Balok Tenzin Dorje, identified as a Living Buddha at eight, merges ancient Buddhist traditions with modern arts, bridging past and present for today’s youth.