
Asia’s Cultural Renaissance: Tradition Meets Innovation
Asia is embracing a cultural renaissance, blending tradition with innovation—from Shanghai’s Kunqu Opera revival to virtual fashion shows and the preservation of ancient arts.
News & Insights Across Asia
Dive into the rich cultural tapestry of Asia and beyond, featuring film, music, art, theater, and lifestyle trends that shape global culture.
Asia is embracing a cultural renaissance, blending tradition with innovation—from Shanghai’s Kunqu Opera revival to virtual fashion shows and the preservation of ancient arts.
Join Rachel as she escapes Beijing’s hustle to explore Huangshandian Village, a mountain haven renowned for its artistic guesthouses, vibrant tie dye art, and laid-back charm.
Stainless steel sculptures of winter sports athletes have been unveiled in Harbin, northeast China, marking the countdown to the 2025 Asian Winter Games and adding excitement to the city streets.
After five years, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra returns to the Chinese mainland for a concert tour that rekindles cultural ties and delights classical music fans nationwide.
Dong embroidery is more than just an art form; it’s a heartfelt expression of love from mothers to their children. Discover how these intricate pieces adorn everyday items, symbolizing warmth and affection.
The Cape Town Opera Chorus from South Africa captivated Beijing audiences at the Temple of Heaven with their concert \
Shanghai’s metro system navigates through historical areas, posing challenges for urban planners who strive to preserve the city’s rich heritage while expanding modern transit networks.
China is advancing its efforts to become a cultural powerhouse by 2035, emphasizing cultural development, deeper integration of culture and tourism, and leveraging technology to enhance Chinese civilization’s appeal.
China celebrates its rich heritage through archaeological discoveries, captivating dance performances, and international cultural exchanges, showcasing its ancient history and contemporary arts to the world.
Discover how Rio de Janeiro and Shenzhen celebrate innovation and culture, embodying the dynamic blend of tradition and modernity.
Discover the vibrant art of Dong embroidery, a centuries-old tradition that brings to life intricate designs on dark fabric, reflecting the Dong people’s love of nature and cultural heritage.
A star-studded lineup at the Montreux Jazz Festival China in Suzhou sent warm wishes to CGTN’s Music Voyage. From October 25-27, global musicians like Earth, Wind & Fire Experience thrilled audiences.
French jazz band Rémi Panossian Trio names their eighth album ‘88888888’, inspired by the auspicious significance of the number eight in Chinese culture discovered during their 2023 tour.
Brasília and Macao, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, exemplify how cities across continents share cultural heritage through their unique histories and architectures.
Seven-year-old Zhang Tianxin from the United States wins the grand prize in the “China Through My Eyes” Global Children’s Art Project with her artwork “Tianxin’s Journey Across China.”
11-year-old Jasper Lu explores China’s ancient wonders along the Silk Road, embracing his heritage and finding inspiration for his art.
Young Indonesian artist, Chaisley Andya Concietta, captures China’s winter magic in a crayon masterpiece inspired by her visit to Harbin Ice and Snow World, depicting the Great Wall made of ice.
Seven-year-old Tianxin from the US wins the Grand Prize in the ‘China Through My Eyes’ art project with her vibrant depiction of China’s iconic landmarks, capturing her first journey across the country.
11-year-old artist Shawn Gao shares his impressions of China through his drawings, inspired by his recent journey and participating in CGTN’s China Through My Eyes Global Children’s Art Project.
Nine-year-old Wang Yaqi from China wins First Prize in the “China Through My Eyes” Global Children’s Art Project with her enchanting piece “Chinese Dream,” vividly capturing her vision of China.