Magnitude 5.5 Earthquake Strikes Qinghai’s Maduo County, China
An M5.5 earthquake struck Maduo County in northwest China’s Qinghai Province at a depth of 14 kilometers, according to the China Earthquake Networks Center (CENC).
January 2025
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Bird’s Nest Snow Festival: Beijing’s Iconic Winter Fest Returns for 14th Year
Experience winter magic at Beijing’s Bird’s Nest Snow Festival. Now in its 14th year, the festival offers snow tubing, cultural activities, and an exciting collaboration with Eggy Party at the iconic Olympic Stadium.
UCCA Clay Opens, Reimagining Yixing’s Ceramic Heritage
UCCA Clay has opened in Yixing, China’s “City of Ceramics,” blending a 7,000-year-old ceramic tradition with contemporary art. Designed by Kengo Kuma, the museum presents the inaugural exhibition “The Ways of Clay.”
UCCA Clay Museum Opens in Yixing, Blending Ceramic Heritage with Contemporary Art
UCCA Clay opened on October 19 in Yixing, China’s “City of Ceramics,” with “The Ways of Clay” exhibition. Designed by Kengo Kuma, it blends 7,000 years of ceramic heritage with contemporary art.
UCCA Clay Opens to Reimagine Yixing’s 7,000-Year Ceramic Legacy
UCCA Clay has opened in Yixing, China’s “City of Ceramics,” blending a 7,000-year ceramic legacy with contemporary art. Designed by Kengo Kuma, the museum reimagines tradition for a global audience.
UCCA Clay Opens in China’s ‘City of Ceramics,’ Bridging Tradition and Innovation
UCCA Clay opens in Yixing, China’s ‘City of Ceramics,’ showcasing 7,000 years of ceramic tradition blended with contemporary art. Designed by Kengo Kuma, the museum bridges heritage with innovation.
UCCA Clay Museum Opens in Yixing, Reimagining China’s Ceramic Legacy
UCCA Clay has opened in Yixing, Jiangsu Province, blending the city’s 7,000-year ceramic tradition with contemporary art. Designed by Kengo Kuma, the museum offers a new space where tradition meets innovation.
UCCA Clay Museum Opens in Yixing, Bridging 7,000 Years of Ceramic Art
UCCA Clay opened on October 19 in Yixing, China’s “City of Ceramics”, featuring “The Ways of Clay” exhibition. Designed by Kengo Kuma, the museum fuses 7,000 years of ceramic tradition with contemporary art.
UCCA Clay Opens in Yixing, Reimagining 7,000 Years of Ceramic Legacy
UCCA Clay has opened in Yixing, China’s “City of Ceramics,” blending a 7,000-year ceramic tradition with contemporary art. Designed by Kengo Kuma, the museum connects local and global audiences to the dynamic world of ceramics.
UCCA Clay Opens in Yixing, Bridging 7,000 Years of Ceramic Tradition with Contemporary Art
UCCA Clay opened on October 19 in Yixing, China’s “City of Ceramics,” unveiling “The Ways of Clay” exhibition. Designed by Kengo Kuma, the museum fuses 7,000 years of ceramic tradition with contemporary art.
UCCA Clay Museum Opens in Yixing, Blending Ancient Ceramics with Contemporary Art
UCCA Clay has opened in Yixing, China’s ‘City of Ceramics,’ merging 7,000 years of ceramic tradition with contemporary art. Designed by Kengo Kuma, the museum invites visitors to explore ceramic art anew.
UCCA Clay Opens in Yixing, Reimagining 7,000 Years of Ceramic Legacy
UCCA Clay has opened in Yixing, China’s “City of Ceramics,” featuring the inaugural exhibition “The Ways of Clay.” Designed by Kengo Kuma, the museum blends 7,000 years of ceramic heritage with contemporary art.
UCCA Clay Opens in Yixing, Blending 7,000 Years of Ceramic Tradition with Contemporary Art
UCCA Clay opened on October 19 in Yixing, China’s “City of Ceramics,” blending 7,000 years of ceramic tradition with contemporary art in a museum designed by Kengo Kuma.
UCCA Clay Opens in Yixing, Reimagining 7,000 Years of Ceramic Legacy
UCCA Clay opens in Yixing, blending 7,000 years of ceramic tradition with contemporary art in a new museum designed by Kengo Kuma. Discover how this space reimagines China’s ceramic legacy.
Vinegar Fever: Taiyuan Residents Embrace Laba Festival Tradition
As the Laba Festival arrives, Taiyuan residents line up at a century-old shop to buy freshly brewed vinegar, embracing a tangy tradition that heralds the Lunar New Year.
Shanxi Loongs Triumph Over Fujian Sturgeons in Foul-Filled Showdown
In a thrilling, foul-laden game, the Shanxi Loongs defeated the Fujian Sturgeons 122-117 in Taiyuan, marked by 60 fouls and 73 free throws.
Chinese Shuttlers Impress on Opening Day of Malaysia Open
Shuttlers from the Chinese mainland delivered strong performances on the opening day of the Malaysia Open, with key victories in men’s singles, doubles, and mixed events at Kuala Lumpur’s Axiata Arena.
Harbin Gears Up for Record-Breaking 2025 Asian Winter Games
Harbin prepares for the 2025 Asian Winter Games, set to begin on February 7. With 1,275 athletes from 34 countries and regions registered, it promises to be the largest in history.
China Announces 48-Athlete Delegation for 2025 Winter Universiade in Turin
China has announced its 48-athlete delegation for the 2025 Winter Universiade in Turin, Italy. The young team, averaging 22 years old, will compete in six disciplines, representing 13 universities across China.
China and ASEAN Mayors to Unite in Nanning for Green Transition Talks
Mayors from the Chinese mainland and ASEAN countries will gather in Nanning in January 2025 for the first Global Mayors Dialogue, focusing on driving green transition and enhancing environmental protection across the region.