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.
Japanese documentary “The Yangtze River” set to debut in Chinese theaters. Director Ryo Takeuchi observes shared emotions among audiences in China and Japan, highlighting cultural connections.
Bulgarian paddlers joined local teams in the dragon boat competition in Yunlong Town, Ningbo City, fostering international camaraderie and cultural exchange during the renowned festival.
Discover the timeless beauty of Fujian Province’s ancient tulou dwellings and shimmering rice fields, where tradition and nature harmoniously intertwine in a landscape rich with history and culture.
Archaeologists uncover stone tools at Keqiutou site in Fujian, revealing ties between prehistoric Chinese mainland and Austronesian origins.
Yayoi Kusama’s ‘Infinite,’ a unique fusion of her iconic styles unseen since 1995, will go under the hammer in Hong Kong on May 25, estimated at 40 million HKD.
Residents of Huainan in east China’s Anhui Province are harvesting fragrant herbs to create traditional scented sachets for the Dragon Boat Festival, preserving a cherished custom that symbolizes protection and good health.
China’s tea tourism is flourishing as people seek the healing power of nature. Exploring diverse tea traditions worldwide reveals key insights into cultural identities and ways of life.
‘Du Du,’ a white-faced saki monkey at Hongshan Forest Zoo in Nanjing, is charming visitors and netizens alike with his unique appearance and endearing family. Discover why he’s being called ‘ugly but adorable.’
Sandu’ao port in China’s Fujian Province has transformed into a sustainable haven for yellow croakers, thanks to extensive aquaculture reforms that promote environmentally friendly practices.
Bulgarian visitors celebrate International Tea Day by exploring tea culture in Ningbo, China, participating in tea-picking and tasting events that strengthen cross-cultural appreciation.
As the Duanwu Festival approaches, Foshan in Guangdong Province comes alive with vibrant dragon boat parades, celebrating Chinese cultural traditions and enchanting both participants and spectators.
China’s ancient tulou buildings, crafted from earth, bamboo, and wood, stand as a testament to traditional architecture. However, with fewer young people learning the craft, their future is uncertain.
Chongqing’s Miao community celebrated their traditional courtship festival, showcasing elaborate rituals and vibrant cultural practices. The event highlights the rich heritage of the Miao people in Southwest China.
Explore the enduring legacy of Fujian Tulou, the unique earthen structures of China's Hakka people, showcasing ancient architectural wisdom and a rich cultural heritage.
Discover the tradition of eating bitter vegetables during Xiaoman, a Chinese solar term marking the rise of summer heat. Learn how this custom promotes health and reflects China’s deep cultural heritage.
During Xiaoman, the Chinese embrace bitter vegetables like bitter gourd and dandelion leaves to beat the summer heat. This tradition reflects a deep connection with nature and centuries-old customs.
Bollywood singer Kishor Jawade shares a special message for CGTN TeaFest on International Tea Day, inviting global audiences to celebrate tea’s role in uniting cultures worldwide.
Japanese director Ryo Takeuchi invites global audiences to the CGTN TeaFest livestream on May 21, celebrating International Tea Day and exploring tea’s role in uniting cultures worldwide.
Discover Fujian Province, China’s leading tea producer, renowned for its rich tea heritage, diverse tea varieties, and flourishing ecological tea gardens poised for growth by 2025.
Fujian Province is a leading force in China’s tea industry, renowned for its rich tea varieties and deep-rooted tea culture. Discover how Fujian’s innovative practices are shaping the future of tea production.