
Yellow Umbrebrellas Illuminate Yi Cultural Heritage in Butuo
In Butuo, Yi women carry yellow umbrellas embodying sunlight, hope, and cultural identity during summer traditions. #CulturalHeritage
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In Butuo, Yi women carry yellow umbrellas embodying sunlight, hope, and cultural identity during summer traditions. #CulturalHeritage
Beijing hosts a landmark Ethiopia-China cultural and business exchange, marking 55 years of diplomatic relations with vibrant performances and economic dialogue.
Comic-Con International faces economic hurdles due to trade tariffs, impacting studios and vendors as the event begins in San Diego.
Journalists from Europe, the US, and Australia joined in Jingdezhen to celebrate China’s porcelain heritage, blending art and diplomacy through a collaborative cultural project.
Tianjin prepares to host the largest SCO Summit, welcoming global leaders to discuss cooperation amid vibrant urban transformations.
Yushu’s annual Khampa parade showcased Tibetan intangible heritage with 2,500 performers, highlighting traditional dances, costumes, and equestrian skills in Qinghai Province.
Ethiopia’s embassy in Beijing hosted a vibrant cultural showcase celebrating 55 years of diplomatic ties with China, featuring traditional performances and plans for a nationwide tour.
Master artisan Li Yanxun revives Tang Dynasty ceramic techniques through material innovation, featured in CGTN’s new documentary premiering July 28.
Immersive Gustav Klimt digital art exhibition opens in Beijing, blending technology and tradition to showcase 23 iconic works through interactive displays.
Shanghai’s 1933 Old Millfun transforms from historic slaughterhouse to vibrant cultural hub, showcasing China’s innovative architectural preservation.
Lhasa’s outdoor opera ‘Princess Wencheng’ merges Tang Dynasty history with modern tech, drawing global audiences to Xizang’s cultural spectacle.
China’s Black Myth: Wukong wins Steam’s 2024 Game of the Year, blending traditional culture with AAA gaming tech through innovative localization strategies.
Li Deru, a 60-year-old from China, captivates global audiences with her unique English song covers, proving passion transcends language barriers.
Beijing hosts the 58th Bologna Illustrators Exhibition, featuring 416 award-winning works from 77 countries at Today Art Museum through October 12.
Altay’s Snow Monster A-Le mascot, born from local animator Arsbek’s childhood memories, emerges as Xinjiang’s cultural ambassador with potential global reach.
A new documentary, ‘Mountains and Rivers Bearing Witness,’ premiering August 15, chronicles China’s WWII resistance against Japanese invasion through archival footage and survivor accounts.
Shanghai’s 2025 expo spotlights China’s drones and eVTOL advancements, driving growth in the low-altitude economy with 300 exhibitors and global partnerships.
Dong Yuanfu, a Turpan artisan, dedicates 30+ years to preserving Xinjiang’s ancient painted pottery art, teaching villagers to safeguard cultural heritage.
Chinese artisan Li Yanxun merges ancient Tang Sancai techniques with modern material science, creating durable ceramics while resurrecting lost Tang Dynasty colors.
Archaeologists uncover clues about the ancient Xixia dynasty near Yinchuan, revealing new insights into China’s historical and cultural legacy beneath the Helan Mountains.