Harnessing TCM Wisdom to Balance Yang Energy This Summer
Discover how Traditional Chinese Medicine offers ancient rituals to maintain yang energy and holistic wellness during summer’s Dragon Boat Festival.
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Ancient Healing Wisdom: Exploring Gua Sha, Acupuncture, and Traditional Chinese Medicine
Discover the ancient roots of Gua Sha, acupuncture, cupping, and herbal remedies in traditional Chinese medicine, bridging millennia-old practices with modern wellness trends.
Legends of Healing: How Four Pioneers Shaped Traditional Chinese Medicine
Explore how Shennong, Bian Que, Hua Tuo, and Li Shizhen shaped traditional Chinese medicine through herbal discovery, diagnostics, and philosophical insights on human balance.
Chengdu Festival Unites 60+ Cultures in Heritage Showcase
The 9th Chengdu International Festival of Intangible Cultural Heritage showcases traditions from over 60 countries and regions, fostering global unity through heritage.
Ancient Persian Silverware Unearthed in Guangzhou Reveals 2,000-Year-Old Trade Ties
A Persian silver box found in a 2,000-year-old tomb in Guangzhou highlights the city’s ancient role as a global trade hub connecting China with Persia and beyond.
Cross-Strait Summit Unites Cultures, Opposes Separatism
Beijing’s Cross-Strait summit highlights shared cultural heritage, opposes separatism, and promotes unity through collaborative cultural initiatives.
Chapter 38: Formulating the Three-Pronged Plan at Longzhong and Avenge the Sun Family on the Yangtze
After three humble visits, Zhuge Liang unveils the Three-Pronged Plan: Liu Bei will secure Jing and Yi provinces, then ally with Sun Quan to restore the Han.
Chinese Agronomy Experts Boost Sustainable Farming in Tonga
Chinese agronomy teacher Ren Aizhi shares her journey improving Tonga’s agricultural education through technology and hands-on training, with plans to expand initiatives this year.
China Calls on US to Protect International Students’ Rights
China urges the U.S. to protect international students’ rights amid reports of visa restrictions, emphasizing the importance of educational cooperation.
Chengdu Hosts 9th Intangible Cultural Heritage Festival
Chengdu’s 9th International Intangible Cultural Heritage Festival runs through June 3, blending global traditions with Children’s Day and Dragon Boat Festival celebrations.
13.35 Million Students Gear Up for China’s Gaokao Exam
China’s 2024 gaokao sees 13.35 million students, with enhanced support for disabled candidates and strict anti-cheating measures to ensure fairness.
Jingshan Park: Beijing’s Panoramic Gateway to History and Serenity
Discover Jingshan Park, where Beijing’s imperial past meets modern tranquility, offering breathtaking views along the historic Central Axis.
CPOPwave Unites China’s Top Cultural IPs in Hangzhou Exhibition
Hangzhou hosts the first CPOPwave exhibition, featuring 20 influential Chinese pop culture IPs from films, games, and literature, highlighting their global impact.
Beyond the Races: The Deeper Meaning of Dragon Boat Festival
Explore how China’s Dragon Boat Festival blends ancient health practices, poetic history, and cultural resilience beyond its iconic boat races.
Ancient Wellness Secrets of the Dragon Boat Festival Revealed
Explore the Dragon Boat Festival’s ancient wellness traditions, from herbal remedies to symbolic rituals, and their enduring relevance in today’s world.
Young Minds Embrace Traditional Chinese Architecture Ahead of Children’s Day
Beijing students explore traditional Chinese architecture with a master artisan ahead of Children’s Day, bridging generations through cultural heritage.
Xinjiang’s Yogurt Zongzi: A Modern Twist on Dragon Boat Festival Traditions
A Beijing restaurant blends Xinjiang’s yogurt with traditional zongzi, offering a fresh take on Dragon Boat Festival flavors and cross-cultural exchange.
A Bite Through Time: Guangzhou’s 2,000-Year Culinary Journey
Explore Guangzhou’s 2,000-year culinary heritage, from ancient Nanyue Kingdom artifacts to modern dim sum, revealing a timeless fusion of flavors.
Black Myth: Wukong Art Exhibition Transforms Digital Fantasy into Reality
Hangzhou’s Black Myth: Wukong Art Exhibition merges digital and physical artistry, showcasing over 900 pieces from the game universe until July 25.
Ancient Persian Silverware Reveals Guangzhou’s 2,000-Year Trade Legacy
A Persian silver box found in a 2,000-year-old tomb in Guangzhou highlights the city’s ancient role as a global trade hub, bridging East and West.