Mongolian Wrestling’s Revival: How Bökh Inspires Xinjiang’s Youth
Discover how national-level inheritor Mengke Nasun is preserving and promoting the ancient sport of Bökh, inspiring strength and cultural pride among Xinjiang’s youth.
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Mazu’s Journey: The Ancient Statue Bridging Fujian and Taiwan
An ancient statue of Mazu at Lugang Tianhou Temple bridges the historical and cultural ties between Taiwan and Fujian Province, representing centuries of shared heritage and devotion.
Japanese Experts Celebrate Tang Dynasty Architecture’s Timeless Impact
Japanese experts discuss the enduring influence of Tang Dynasty architecture on Japan, marking the launch of CGTN’s virtual exhibition at Expo 2025 in Osaka.
Guizhou’s Water Dragon Festival Makes a Splash in Dejiang County
Dejiang County in Guizhou Province celebrated the annual Water Dragon Festival with thousands joining in water-splashing rituals to pray for good weather and harvests, blending tradition with modern festivities.
AI Revives Ancient Shu Embroidery and Brocade in China
AI technology is revitalizing China’s ancient Shu embroidery and brocade, bringing these traditional crafts to a new generation through innovative design and personalization.
Qing Dynasty Chime and Bell Resonate at Hong Kong Palace Museum
Two stunning Qing Dynasty ritual instruments, a chime and a bell from 1761, are captivating visitors at the Hong Kong Palace Museum.
Professor Li Ling’s Quest to Reunite the Chu Silk Manuscripts
Professor Li Ling of Peking University shares his decades-long quest to reunite the Chu Silk Manuscripts, China’s earliest silk texts discovered in 1942, hoping to bring the final volume back to Changsha.
Ancient Rice Terraces Thrive as Tourist Hotspots in China and Indonesia
Discover how ancient irrigation systems like China’s Honghe Hani Rice Terraces and Indonesia’s Bali Subak thrive, promoting agriculture and attracting tourists worldwide.
UCLA Professor Calls for Reunion of Ancient Chu Silk Manuscripts
The Chu Silk Manuscripts, ancient texts dating back 2,300 years, remain fragmented across the globe. UCLA professor Lothar von Falkenhausen urges their reunion to preserve their historical significance.
China’s Silver Economy, Tofu Traditions, and a Restored Retreat
Discover China’s thriving silver economy, the tofu traditions of Hubei, and a restored villa bridging the past and present.