Palov Osh: Uzbekistan’s Beloved Dish That Brings People Together
Palov osh is more than a meal in Uzbekistan; it’s a cherished tradition that brings people together during commemorative events and special occasions.
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Discover Beshbarmak: The Heart of Kazakh Cuisine
Beshbarmak, a traditional Kazakh dish, symbolizes the heart of Central Asian culinary heritage, reflecting the nomadic lifestyle and rich meat-based traditions of the region.
China’s Chang’e 6 Set to Collect Samples from Far Side of the Moon
China’s upcoming Chang’e 6 mission aims to collect the first-ever lunar samples from the Moon’s far side, marking a new milestone in space exploration.
Foguang Temple’s East Hall: A Millennium-Old Jewel of Chinese Architecture
Discover the East Hall of Foguang Temple on Mount Wutai, a millennium-old masterpiece of Tang Dynasty architecture that stands as a testament to ancient Chinese craftsmanship and cultural heritage.
Asia Builds Cultural Bridges: From Shanghai TV Festival to Lima’s Chinatown
Asia builds cultural bridges through events like the Shanghai TV Festival, TCM studies, panda diplomacy, and the legacy of Lima’s Chinatown.
Jackie Chan Returns to Age 27 in AI-Enhanced Sequel to “The Myth”
Jackie Chan, 70, returns to the big screen as his 27-year-old self in the AI-enhanced sequel to ‘The Myth.’ The film blends cutting-edge technology with martial arts action in an exciting new adventure.
The Kneeling Archer: China’s Timeless Terracotta Treasure Unveiled
Discover the Kneeling Archer terracotta warrior, a priceless masterpiece from China’s Qin Dynasty, now on display in Beijing. Uniquely preserved without restoration, it offers a captivating glimpse into ancient Chinese artistry.
Confucian Cuisine Shines at SCO Summit: A Taste of Chinese Tradition
At the SCO Summit, delegates experienced Kongfu or Confucian cuisine, offering a taste of China’s rich culinary tradition and emphasizing harmony and balance rooted in Confucian philosophy.
China Sends Two Giant Pandas to the U.S. in New Conservation Effort
Two giant pandas from China’s Sichuan Province begin a new chapter in the U.S., highlighting a renewed China-U.S. partnership in panda conservation efforts.
Kyrgyz Samsas: A Culinary Highlight at the SCO Summit Banquet
Kyrgyzstan’s samsas took center stage at the 2019 SCO Summit banquet, offering a delicious taste of Central Asian cuisine and highlighting the role of food in bringing nations together.
Marvelous Qinghai: Naked Carp Migration Feeds Thousands of Birds
Discover the incredible naked carp migration at Qinghai Lake, where millions of fish journey upstream to spawn, attracting thousands of birds in a spectacular natural event.
The Stealthy Hunter: Tibetan Fox Thrives on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
Explore the intriguing life of the Tibetan fox on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, renowned for its square face and stealthy hunting of pikas. Discover how this unique creature adapts and thrives in one of Asia’s most challenging environments.
Researchers Prepare Chang’e-6 Returner for Historic Far Side Moon Mission
China prepares Chang’e-6 lunar probe returner for historic mission to collect first-ever samples from the moon’s far side, marking a significant milestone in lunar exploration.
Jiangnan Water Towns Unite in Bid for UNESCO World Heritage Status
The ancient Jiangnan water towns in China have united to apply for UNESCO World Heritage status, highlighting their unique cultural identity and historical significance.
Mount Wutai’s Wild Sea Buckthorn: Nature’s Hidden Gem in China
Mount Wutai, one of the Chinese mainland’s most sacred Buddhist sites, is home to flourishing wild sea buckthorn forests, a natural treasure thriving in the mountain’s unique environment.
UNESCO Collaborates with China to Preserve Priceless Cultural Heritage
UNESCO is collaborating with China to help preserve and list its invaluable cultural heritage sites. The partnership facilitates international recognition and protection of China’s rich history.
French Photographer’s ‘Hyperphotography’ Exhibition Unveiled in Beijing
French visual photographer Jean-François Rauzier brings his ‘hyperphotography’ exhibition to Beijing, preserving architecture and cultural heritage through innovative photographic techniques.
National Art Museum of China Honors Huang Yongyu with New Exhibition
On June 25th, the National Art Museum of China unveiled an exhibition featuring 159 works by renowned Chinese artist Huang Yongyu, offering insight into his enduring artistic endeavors until his passing at age 99.
Shuanglin Temple: A Hidden Treasure of China’s Painted Sculptures
Discover Shuanglin Temple in Pingyao, Shanxi Province—a treasure trove of over 2,000 painted sculptures from the Ming and Qing dynasties, showcasing one of China’s most glamorous folk arts.
Exploring the Huihang Ancient Trail: A Hidden Gem Connecting Hangzhou and Huangshan
The Huihang Ancient Trail, built during the Tang Dynasty, winds through the mountains of Zhejiang and Anhui, connecting Hangzhou and Huangshan. This historic corridor combines natural beauty with rich cultural heritage.