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.
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 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 visual photographer Jean-François Rauzier brings his ‘hyperphotography’ exhibition to Beijing, preserving architecture and cultural heritage through innovative photographic techniques.
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.
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.
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.
Journalists from 11 Arab countries explore the rich Mongol culture in Xinjiang’s Bortala Prefecture, engaging in a vibrant exchange of music and traditions with local performers.
BBC’s Eirwen Davies celebrates the success of ‘Inside No.9’ in China and advocates for greater cultural collaboration during her visit to the Shanghai TV Festival.
Discover Asia’s vibrant cultural and technological innovations—from the Yangtze’s hidden treasures and AI art in Chengdu to skills competitions and K-Pop’s global allure.
Lizu Village in Yiwu, Zhejiang Province, has transformed from an impoverished area into a thriving tourist destination, pioneering rural development through the integration of culture and tourism.
Discover nearly 100 rare Qing Dynasty court garments at Beijing’s Guardian Art Center, with 90% on display to the public for the first time.
An exciting new exhibition, “Era of Encore,” is showcasing the work of emerging artists at the Beijing Times Art Museum, highlighting innovative creations by talents born around the 1990s.
“She Walks in Beauty” exhibition at Hunan Museum in Changsha unveils over 200 artifacts highlighting women of the Han Dynasty and Roman Empire.
Director Tran Anh Hung discusses his poetic filmmaking style and collaboration with Tony Leung, offering insights into his cinematic philosophy.
In Pingyao, the art of traditional woodcarving endures, with artisans dedicating years to crafting intricate sculptures. This timeless craft reflects the unique passion and ingenuity of Pingyao’s master craftsmen.
Peng Liyuan and Agata Kornhauser-Duda visited Beijing’s National Center for the Performing Arts, emphasizing cultural ties between China and Poland through shared experiences and performances.
The 29th Shanghai TV Festival has kicked off at the Shanghai Exhibition Center, running from June 24 to 28, featuring high-quality works and fostering international cooperation in the television industry.
The Shanghai International Film Festival celebrated global cinema with wins for Eastern Europe and Argentina. Cultural exhibitions and innovative tourism in China highlight Asia’s vibrant cultural landscape.
Lhasa is buzzing as it hosts the first-ever Farmers and Herdsmen Sports Games, featuring traditional events like yak racing and stone lifting, celebrating Xizang’s rich cultural heritage.
An intricate panoramic sculpture of Beijing’s Old Summer Palace, created by sculptor Kan Sanxi, is now on display, offering visitors a glimpse into the majestic beauty of this historic imperial garden.
