Beijing’s Temple of Heaven: A 600-Year-Old Imperial Marvel
Discover Beijing’s Temple of Heaven, a 600-year-old marvel where emperors once honored Heaven, showcasing ancient China’s architectural brilliance.
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China Adds Two New Parks to UNESCO Global Geoparks List
China adds Kanbula and Yunyang Geoparks to UNESCO’s list, highlighting its commitment to preserving natural heritage.
Sunlit Splendor: Honghe Hani Rice Terraces Dazzle in Yunnan
The Honghe Hani Rice Terraces in Yunnan Province shine under the sun, showcasing 1,200 years of history and cultural heritage.
Angkor’s Revival: How China and Cambodia are Preserving History Together
China and Cambodia collaborate to restore the ancient Angkor complex, deepening friendship and preserving a UNESCO World Heritage site for future generations.
Xiamen and George Town: Coastal Twins Sharing a Rich Heritage
Discover how Xiamen in Fujian Province and George Town in Malaysia share a rich cultural heritage as twin port cities blending Eastern and Western influences.
Exploring Yongding’s Fujian Tulou: Ancient Earth Buildings of China
Discover the ancient Fujian Tulou of Yongding County, China’s remarkable earth buildings and UNESCO World Heritage Site, reflecting the rich heritage of the Hakka people.
Exploring China’s Historic Jinghang Grand Canal in Zhejiang Province
Discover the historic Jinghang Grand Canal in China’s Zhejiang Province—a UNESCO World Heritage site vital to China’s culture and economy.
Harbin: Why China’s Ice City is a UNESCO City of Music
Discover why Harbin in China’s northeast is recognized by UNESCO as a City of Music, and how its unique musical soul warms hearts even amid icy winters.
Year of the Wood Snake: China’s Spring Festival Gains UNESCO Recognition
China’s Spring Festival, marking the Year of the Wood Snake, gains UNESCO recognition as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, highlighting its enduring cultural importance and traditions.
UNESCO Recognizes China’s Spring Festival as Cultural Heritage
UNESCO has recognized China’s Spring Festival as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, highlighting the festival’s rich traditions and global significance.
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