Beijing’s Central Axis Joins UNESCO World Heritage List
Beijing’s historic Central Axis has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List, highlighting its cultural significance and ongoing preservation efforts.
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Cutting Through Generations: Cao Hongxia’s Journey in Chinese Papercutting
Fifth-generation papercutting artist Cao Hongxia brings Chinese folk art to life, inspiring younger generations to connect with their cultural heritage.
Papercutting Prodigy: The Art and Legacy of China’s Cao Hongxia
Discover the inspiring journey of Cao Hongxia, a fifth-generation papercutting artist from China’s Shaanxi Province, preserving her culture through art.
Yao People Celebrate Panwang Festival, Honoring Legendary Hero Pan
The Yao people celebrate Panwang Festival to honor their legendary ancestor Pan with vibrant music and dance, showcasing their rich cultural heritage.
Ancient Chinese Farming Traditions Spotlighted in New Documentary
Ancient Chinese farming traditions come to life in a new documentary series by CMG, highlighting the enduring legacy and unique charm of China’s agricultural heritage.
Beijing’s Ancient Lantern Festival Revived by Local Team
Beijing’s ancient Lantern Festival is brought back to life by Niu Ruixue and her team at Courtyard No. 27, rekindling a 300-year-old tradition on Dengshikou Street.
Ancient Chinese Scroll Comes to Life in New Cinematic Dance Drama
A 900-year-old Chinese masterpiece by teenage prodigy Wang Ximeng is reimagined as a cinematic dance drama, bringing the ancient scroll to life for modern audiences.
Ancient Sound of Dunhuang: Immersive Show Revives Silk Road Heritage
Experience the magic of Dunhuang’s heritage with the immersive live show ‘Ancient Sound of Dunhuang,’ bringing the city’s rich history to life through music, dance, and visual artistry.
U.S. Professor Discovers China’s Rich Heritage and Modern Tech in Henan Province
U.S. professor Timothy Burns explores China’s Henan Province, discovering its rich heritage and witnessing rapid modernization from ancient dynasties to cutting-edge technology.
Anshun Dixi: The 600-Year-Old Opera Bringing Ancient Battlefields to Life
Discover Anshun Dixi, the 600-year-old folk opera from Guizhou Province, known as the “living fossil of Chinese opera” for its powerful drums and vivid masks.