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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.
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 Autonomous Region strengthens protection of religious freedom, ensuring traditional practices and infrastructure improvements for monks, nuns, and believers, according to a new white paper.
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.
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.
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.
Explore China’s rich traditions in the latest episode of Meet China—journey through wickerwork wonders, ancient pottery, timeless teahouses, and majestic temples.
Clay sculptor Cui Haihai brings his childhood memories to life, preserving rural Chinese traditions through intricate sculptures and inspiring the next generation to cherish cultural heritage.
China’s “The Memory of Mankind” photo exhibition showcases 59 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, touring the nation with over 150 stunning images capturing these landmarks.