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.
The National Museum of China unveils an exhibition highlighting global efforts to safeguard cultural heritage amid conflicts, emphasizing the importance of international cooperation.
An immersive Yue Opera adaptation of ‘New Dragon Gate Inn’ is captivating China, selling out in seconds and reigniting interest in traditional theater among the younger generation.
The 26th Shanghai Film Festival opens, showcasing 461 films from 64 countries, including numerous premieres. A global cinematic celebration unfolds in Shanghai.
China is highlighting efforts to protect cultural heritage, from international exhibitions to technological preservation of ancient inscriptions, along with fostering global cultural exchanges.
The sweet and crisp New Zealand Gala apple is forging connections as it reaches tables across the Chinese mainland, symbolizing a blend of taste and international collaboration.
French artist Isabelle Cornaro transforms Wu Bin’s 17th-century Ming Dynasty scroll into a 3D art installation in Beijing, bridging ancient Chinese art with contemporary expression.
Tea art performances in Xi’an are bringing the ancient Silk Road culture to life, offering tourists an immersive experience into the Tang Dynasty’s vibrant tea traditions.
Over 900 artifacts from Ming Dynasty shipwrecks have been recovered in the South China Sea, shedding light on ancient maritime history.
Explore the rich Han culture in Pingyao, one of China’s best-preserved ancient cities, known for its traditional dwellings, customs, and historical role in trade and finance.
China Institute in America honors three Chinese American master chefs and six social media creators at its first Culinary Center’s Annual Awards, celebrating authentic Chinese cuisine and culture.
Fu Bao, the first giant panda born in South Korea, has returned to the Chinese mainland, delighting residents in Sichuan and symbolizing the enduring friendship between China and South Korea.
The University of Cambridge has returned 39 traditional artifacts to Uganda, marking a significant act of cultural restitution.
The ‘New Chinese Style’ is reshaping tourism in China as travelers increasingly seek immersive cultural experiences, exploring historical sites, traditional crafts, and ancient architecture across the country.
A historic collection of handcrafted Tushanwan pagoda models from Shanghai returns to Singapore after a century, now exhibited at the Asian Civilisations Museum.
Hong Kong’s Dragon Boat Festival blends centuries-old traditions with thrilling boat races, bringing together communities in a vibrant celebration of culture, competition, and culinary delights.
The kiwifruit’s journey from China to New Zealand and back highlights global agricultural connections and cultural exchange.
China’s Culture and Tourism Ministry has added 22 new destinations to its list of national tourist resorts, including attractions in Beijing, Zhuhai, Dalian, and Changsha.
Shanghai prepares for the 2024 International Film and TV Festivals, showcasing record-breaking global submissions and strengthening Asia’s influence in entertainment.
Discover youhuahua, the traditional snack of Pingyao in Shanxi Province. Once a staple for ancient merchants, this delicacy offers a taste of history and a glimpse into China’s rich cultural heritage.
The world premiere of Lady M in Shanghai marks a new era for Chinese original musicals, showcasing China’s ability to create compelling performances with global appeal.
