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.
Explore the intricate art of Miao embroidery, where tradition meets craftsmanship. Discover how Miao women weave nature, beliefs, and life stories into stunning cultural treasures.
Discover the Ewenki people, known as “the last hunting tribe in China,” who inhabit the untraversed grasslands and forests of Hulunbir City in north China\u2019s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
Jujube wood carving thrives in Shaanxi Province under the skillful hands of craftsman Yang Yanfei, who transforms wood into intricate sculptures bridging traditional heritage with modern artistry.
China’s ancient wisdom fosters a balanced approach to AI’s rise, embracing adaptability as highlighted by philosopher Riccardo Pozzo.
Discover ‘The Gateway of Time,’ an interactive AR+AI tour by CGTN celebrating 75 years of the PRC, offering a vivid journey through evolving Chinese homes and lifestyles.
Jiangsu Province in East China unveils a comprehensive plan to boost its silver economy in response to an aging population, aiming to develop innovative industries and improve services for the elderly.
China’s urbanization rate has surged to 66.16% by the end of 2023, marking a 55.52 percentage point increase since 1949, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
China unveils its rich cultural tapestry with events like the Silk Road Film Festival in Xi’an, archaeological discoveries in Inner Mongolia, Tony Ann’s global concerts, and the Yangtze River Culture Festival.
Discover the unique folk rap of China’s northwest through the music of Zhou Jianjun, who blends rap with traditional Hua’er folk music, Qinqiang Opera, and rock to create uplifting and beautiful performances.
Explore “The Gateway of Time,” an immersive exhibit showcasing 75 years of transformation in Chinese homes, celebrating the 75th anniversary of the People\u0027s Republic of China.
Discover how Dunhuang’s rich cultural heritage meets modern innovation at the 7th Silk Road International Cultural Expo in Gansu Province.
Twenty couples participated in a traditional Chinese group wedding ceremony at an ancient water town in Shanghai, spreading joy during a tourism festival filled with cultural rituals and customs.
At a small village workshop in Sichuan’s Miyi County, 31-year-old Lisu artisan Wei Caixiu is preserving her culture by teaching young people the art of making traditional Lisu clothing.
For the Miao ethnic group, embroidery is more than art; it’s a vital means of preserving and passing on their cultural heritage, weaving love, respect, and tradition into every stitch.
An extraordinary 125-meter scroll painting capturing the Yangtze River’s majestic journey is now on display at the Yonglian Art Museum in east China’s Jiangsu Province.
Discover the rich cultural fusion of northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region at the Xinjiang Museum, home to over 25,000 artifacts showcasing the region’s diverse heritage.
Yang Kai, a 28-year-old artist from Gansu Province, brings ancient Dunhuang murals to life through intricate dough sculptures, transforming flat images into vivid three-dimensional scenes.
Farmers across China celebrated the 7th Farmers’ Harvest Festival on September 22, rejoicing in abundant harvests and honoring their vital role in agriculture.
Dancers mesmerized the crowd with a stunning thousand-hand Bodhisattva dance at Shazhou Night Market in Dunhuang, as part of the 7th Silk Road International Cultural Expo.
The Miao people’s embroidery showcases their deep connection with nature, featuring designs inspired by their land, villages, and surrounding flowers. These symbols reflect their desire to preserve their way of life.