Bird’s Nest Art Festival Showcases the Art of Zisha Teapot Making
Beijing’s Bird’s Nest Art Festival showcases the art of zisha teapot making, inviting visitors to explore China’s rich intangible cultural heritage from July 16 to 22.
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UNESCO Honors Xixia Mausoleums: New Spotlight on China’s Heritage
UNESCO has designated China’s Xixia Imperial Mausoleums as a World Heritage Site, highlighting a significant moment for cultural preservation.
Shenyang Palace Light Show Illuminates Imperial Past
Shenyang Palace in northeast China lights up the night with a stunning light show, bringing its imperial history to life and captivating locals and tourists alike.
Discovering China’s Reborn Cultural Heritage: When History Meets Innovation
Discover how China’s ancient architectural heritage meets modern innovation, as experts explore the fusion of history and creativity that resonates with today’s global youth.
Emei Sect’s Authentic Kung Fu: From Jin Yong’s Pages to Reality
Unveiling the true art of the Emei Sect’s authentic Kung Fu, as practitioners bring the legendary techniques from Jin Yong’s novels to life, showcasing a living testament to China’s martial heritage.
Gen Z Revives China’s Heritage: Meet the Young Innovators
Discover how China’s Gen Z is breathing new life into traditional arts and crafts. Meet the young innovators bridging tradition and modernity.
Foreign Journalists Awed by China’s Ancient Longmen Grottoes
Journalists from Latin America and the Caribbean were awed by the ancient beauty of China’s Longmen Grottoes, experiencing firsthand the rich cultural and artistic heritage carved into the cliffs of Luoyang.
Young Artisan Revitalizes Chaozhou Porcelain Inlay for Modern Audiences
Discover how 25-year-old artisan Xu Mingtai is bringing Chaozhou porcelain inlay into modern life, connecting centuries-old tradition with today’s youth.
Discover Dali Old Town: A Blend of Tradition and Modernity in Southwest China
Nestled between Cangshan Mountain and Erhai Lake, Dali Old Town in southwest China is a cultural gem steeped in Bai heritage, offering ancient streets, historic architecture, and vibrant local life.
500-Year-Old Nanfeng Kiln Keeps Tradition Alive in Foshan
Discover the 500-year-old Nanfeng Ancient Kiln in Foshan, where the flame still burns and visitors can immerse themselves in China’s rich ceramic traditions.