China’s Travel Boom: Discover the Wonders Awaiting International Visitors
Discover why the Chinese mainland is experiencing a travel boom as international visitors explore its rich culture and breathtaking landscapes.
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Chinese Games Embrace Cultural Heritage with ‘Black Myth: Wukong’
Chinese games are blending cultural heritage with modern gameplay, as seen in ‘Black Myth: Wukong.’ Discover how these games are bringing Chinese traditions to a global audience.
China’s Cultural Revival: From Ancient Flavors to Hanfu Fashion
Discover how China’s rich history is being revived through ancient dishes, hanfu fashion, and innovative cultural experiences captivating the youth.
Reviving Ancient Recipes: Xu Li Brings Song and Yuan Dynasty Dishes to Life
Researcher Xu Li recreates 110 historical dishes from the Song and Yuan dynasties, bringing lost flavors and forgotten culinary traditions back to life.
Exploring Guizhou’s Hidden Gem: The Museum of Memory on Hands
Nestled in Guiyang’s mountains, the Museum of Memory on Hands preserves Guizhou’s intangible cultural heritage. Discover traditional arts amidst ancient forests and rice paddies.
Nanchizi Museum: A Hidden Suzhou Garden in the Heart of Beijing
Discover the Nanchizi Museum, a serene oasis in Beijing that melds Suzhou garden charm with traditional courtyard architecture.
Kaiping Diaolou: The Fusion Fortresses Guarding China’s Countryside
Discover the Kaiping Diaolou in China’s Guangdong Province—over 1,800 fortified towers blending Chinese and Western styles, standing as guardians of the land and symbols of cultural fusion.
Ancient Xitou Village Revives Heritage, Becomes Tourist Hotspot
Discover how Xitou Village in east China’s Zhejiang Province revitalized its 1,400-year-old heritage to become a popular tourist destination.
Shanghai’s 6,000-Year-Old Secrets Unveiled at New Archaeology Exhibition
Discover 6,000 years of Shanghai’s history at the Shanghai Archaeology Exhibition, showcasing over 2,000 relics from the Neolithic Age to modern times at the Shanghai Museum.
Changle Temple: A 1,500-Year Journey of Rise and Fall
Discover the 1,500-year-old Changle Temple in Hebei Province—a monumental relic that has endured wars, prohibitions, and fires, now standing with only a gate tower and carved stones remaining.