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.
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Meet the Art Guardian: Xu Dongliang’s Mission to Save Xinjiang’s Ancient Murals
Discover how Xu Dongliang has dedicated over 30 years to preserving the ancient murals of Turpan, safeguarding Xinjiang’s rich cultural heritage for future generations.
Preserving the South China Sea’s Lost Treasures: Sansha’s Cultural Mission
Sansha in Hainan Province is preserving relics from the Maritime Silk Road found in the South China Sea, uncovering ancient treasures and protecting cultural heritage for future generations.
China and Italy Team Up to Digitize Cultural Treasures
China and Italy collaborate on innovative digital projects to preserve and showcase cultural heritage.
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.
Reviving China’s Hidden Fortresses: Youth Breathing New Life into Ancient Watchtowers
A new generation in China is revitalizing historic watchtowers in the southern countryside. Discover how youth are breathing new life into these ancient fortresses and preserving rural heritage.
China’s Xizang Region Strengthens Protections for Religious Freedom: White Paper
China’s Xizang Autonomous Region strengthens protection of religious freedom, ensuring traditional practices and infrastructure improvements for monks, nuns, and believers, according to a new white paper.
Preserving Ga’er: The Last Court Dance of Xizang
Ga’er, Xizang’s last court dance, is preserved by Tashi Tsering, who dedicated over 70 years to it. Now he’s documenting its songs to pass this heritage to younger generations.
From Feudalism to Freedom: How the PLA Transformed Xizang
Discover how Xizang transformed from a feudal serfdom to a thriving region through the efforts of the PLA and democratic reforms, leading to improved living standards and cultural preservation.
India’s Heritage at Risk: Historian Calls for Urgent Action
Many of India’s World Heritage Sites face threats from urbanization and pollution. Historian Swapna Liddle emphasizes the urgent need to protect these treasures for future generations.
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