China Celebrates 60 UNESCO Heritage Sites with Xixia Imperial Tombs
The addition of the Xixia Imperial Tombs brings China’s UNESCO World Heritage sites to 60, showcasing a rich heritage and a commitment to preserving history for future generations.
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Visitors Flock to Ningxia Museum After Xixia Tombs Gain UNESCO Status
Following the Xixia Imperial Tombs’ recent UNESCO designation, Ningxia Museum sees a surge of visitors exploring its rich cultural artifacts and historical treasures during the summer holiday.
Xixia Imperial Tombs: China’s Ancient Treasure Illuminates Cultural Preservation
China’s Xixia Imperial Tombs, from the Western Xia Dynasty, are a model of cultural heritage preservation, showcasing ancient history and inspiring global preservation efforts.
CPPCC Spokesperson Celebrates Spring Festival’s Record-breaking Boom
CPPCC spokesperson Liu Jieyi celebrates the record-breaking consumption boom during the Spring Festival, highlighting cultural achievements and the festival’s new UNESCO status.
Exploring the Ancient Earth Buildings of Yongding: Fujian’s Tulou Wonders
Discover the ancient earth buildings of Yongding in southeastern China, iconic structures of the Hakka people and UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 2008.
Exploring China’s Historic Jinghang Grand Canal in Zhejiang
Discover the centuries-old Jinghang Grand Canal in China’s Zhejiang Province, a UNESCO World Heritage site that has shaped the nation’s history and continues to captivate with its stunning views.
Say ‘I Do’ Amid Suzhou’s UNESCO-Listed Gardens
Suzhou’s UNESCO-listed classical gardens are becoming ideal wedding spots, with the Couple’s Garden offering marriage registration and other gardens available as picturesque venues.
Unveiling China’s 2,000-Year-Old Rock Paintings in Guangxi
Explore the ancient Huashan rock paintings in Guangxi, China—a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring 2,000-year-old art that reveals the rich culture of the Zhuang ethnic group.
China’s Spring Festival: A UNESCO-Honored Celebration of Family and Tradition
Discover China’s vibrant Spring Festival, recently recognized by UNESCO, and explore the traditions that make it a cornerstone of Chinese culture.
Beijing’s Central Axis Joins UNESCO World Heritage List: A Journey Through Time
Beijing’s Central Axis, rich in history and culture, joins the UNESCO World Heritage List. Discover how this iconic site represents China’s legacy and global efforts in heritage preservation.
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