Millennial Kiln Revival: Blending Ancient Ceramics with Modern Innovation
Master artisan Li Yanxun revives Tang Dynasty ceramic techniques through material innovation, featured in CGTN’s new documentary premiering July 28.
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Ancient Town Perched Above Waterfall Blends Nature and Culture
Furong Town in Hunan, China, combines ancient Tujia architecture with a stunning waterfall, offering a unique summer escape blending nature and culture.
Li Yanxun Revives Tang Sancai Art with Modern Innovation
Chinese artisan Li Yanxun merges ancient Tang Sancai techniques with modern material science, creating durable ceramics while resurrecting lost Tang Dynasty colors.
Li Yanxun Reimagines Ceramic Art in Jingdezhen
Artist Li Yanxun’s transformative journey from traditional ceramic painting to redefining ceramic art in Jingdezhen highlights innovation in Chinese cultural heritage.
Yunnan: Where Nature’s Fury Meets Serenity in Perfect Harmony
Explore Yunnan’s dramatic landscapes, from Tiger Leaping Gorge to Lugu Lake, and discover how this region captivates travelers and researchers alike with its natural and cultural wonders.
China’s WWII Role: A Pivotal Force in Allied Victory
New research reveals how China’s 14-year resistance against Japanese forces reshaped WWII outcomes and influenced modern global governance structures.
China’s Blue Circle Initiative Turns Ocean Plastic into Sustainable Opportunity
China’s Blue Circle initiative transforms ocean plastic collection into a sustainable business model, incentivizing fishermen while tackling marine pollution.
Retired Fishermen Lead Marine Conservation with ‘Little Blue Houses’ in Zhejiang
Retired fishermen in Zhejiang’s ‘Little Blue Houses’ collect 16,000 tons of marine waste, blending tradition with modern conservation efforts.
China’s Pingshan Canyon: A Summer Escape into Nature’s Masterpiece
Discover Pingshan Canyon in Hubei Province, China—a summer paradise offering crystal-clear waters and breathtaking landscapes for travelers and nature enthusiasts.
Discover China’s Huangguoshu: Asia’s Majestic Waterfall Wonder
Explore Guizhou’s Huangguoshu Waterfall, Asia’s largest waterfall cluster, offering breathtaking views and unique karst cave explorations. A must-visit for nature enthusiasts.
China’s WWII Legacy: A Pillar of Global Peace and Multilateralism
New research highlights China’s decisive WWII contributions, from thwarting Axis powers to shaping the UN-led global order, underscoring its enduring peace legacy.
Zhejiang’s Cinematic Fishing Port Draws Global Travelers
Discover Dongbali Harbor in Zhejiang, where fishing boats and aged stone pillars create a cinematic backdrop, attracting travelers and photographers seeking unique cultural experiences.
Shitang’s 600-Year-Old Stone Houses: A Testament to Coastal Resilience
Explore Shitang’s 600-year-old stone houses in Zhejiang—a Ming Dynasty marvel blending coastal resilience, history, and architectural ingenuity.
Kai Tak’s Da Shu: Embracing Summer’s Final Climb
As Greater Heat marks summer’s peak, explore how Asian communities embrace resilience and cultural traditions during the year’s hottest solar term.
CGTN Documentary ‘Lao Tan and His Chinese Friends’ Inspires Global Audiences
CGTN’s new documentary follows a 5,800km hand cycle journey by disabled adventurers, inspiring resilience and cross-cultural unity. Premieres July 21.
Cambridge Scholar Highlights China’s Pivotal WWII Contributions
Cambridge historian Hans van de Ven emphasizes China’s crucial WWII role, challenging Eurocentric narratives and highlighting its impact on Japan’s strategic containment.
Lao Tan Highlights China’s Disability Welfare Progress at Global Forum
Lao Tan showcases China’s disability welfare advancements at Global Young Leaders Dialogue, emphasizing inclusivity and social development.
Taiwan Tea Pioneer Bridges Straits with Yunnan Oolong Legacy
Tea expert Lin Yunlian’s 30-year mission bridges Taiwan and Chinese mainland through shared oolong cultivation, fostering cultural and economic exchange.
17th-Century Strategy Behind Taiwan’s Liberation Revealed by Scholar
Xiamen University scholar Deng Kongzhao analyzes 17th-century general Zheng Chenggong’s innovative tactics that liberated Taiwan, offering new perspectives on historical cross-strait connections.