Delong Hotpot: A Warm Embrace of Ningxia’s Culinary Heritage
Delong Hotpot, the essence of Ningxia cuisine, unites families nationwide during Chinese New Year’s Eve with its rich flavors and warm traditions.
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Xiangqi Master Deng Guilin Bridges Cultures Between China and Vietnam
Chinese Xiangqi master Deng Guilin and his Vietnamese disciples are using the game to bridge cultures and strengthen China-Vietnam relations through shared passion and collaboration.
Cross-Border 1369 Life Express Saves Vietnamese Mother After Motorcycle Accident
A Vietnamese mother injured in a serious accident was saved through the 1369 Life Express initiative, highlighting the importance of cross-border healthcare between Vietnam and the Chinese mainland.
A Taste of Tradition: Tanka Fishermen Celebrate Chinese New Year with Plum-Scented Fish
Discover how the Tanka fishermen of Hainan celebrate Chinese New Year with Plum-Scented Fish and pufferfish congee, bringing tradition and flavor to their festive feast.
Nanxishan Hospital: A Beacon of China-Vietnam Friendship During the Vietnam War
Nanxishan Hospital in Guilin played a pivotal role during the Vietnam War, treating over 5,000 Vietnamese patients and symbolizing the deep-rooted friendship between China and Vietnam.
Sweet Traditions: Candied Oranges and Eight-Treasure Rice in Zigong
Zigong in southwest China’s Sichuan Province cherishes its sweet traditions of candied oranges and eight-treasure rice, festive delicacies that evoke fond memories of Chinese New Year celebrations.
Daishan’s Red Cream Crabs: A Festive Delicacy for Chinese New Year
Discover how Daishan County’s fishermen celebrate Chinese New Year with flavorful red cream crabs, a festive delicacy symbolizing prosperity and rich in tradition.
Incredible NEVs of China: Driving Innovation Worldwide
China’s booming new energy vehicle industry leads the world in innovation and exports. Join us as we explore how China’s NEVs are driving change globally, showcasing remarkable advancements.
New Documentary Explores Ningxia’s Goji Berry Journey Along the Yellow River
Discover Ningxia’s goji berry industry in “In the Arms of Yellow River III: Nurtured by the River”, a new documentary capturing tradition and modernity along China’s Yellow River.
The Sweet Smell of the Desert: Xihaigu’s Transformation into Ningxia’s Wine Oasis
Discover how Xihaigu’s people turned desert into vineyards, fueling Ningxia’s thriving wine industry at the foothills of the Helan Mountains.
Ancient Ming Porcelain Bowl Dated to 1605 Zhengde Reign Unearthed from Seabed
A Ming porcelain bowl recovered from the seabed bears a stamp indicating it was made in 1605 during the first year of Zhengde’s reign, offering new insights into Ming Dynasty maritime trade.
UNESCO’s Shahbaz Khan Calls for Revival of Silk Roads Spirit to Address Modern Challenges
Professor Shahbaz Khan of UNESCO urges a revival of the Silk Roads spirit to address today’s global challenges through cooperation and mutual understanding.
Egg Cake Soup: A Fluffy Tradition from Yancheng’s Eight Great Bowls
Egg Cake Soup, a cherished dish from Yancheng’s Eight Great Bowls in east China’s Jiangsu Province, delights with its soft, fluffy texture made from a blend of chicken and duck eggs, symbolizing family bonds and reunion.
From Gobi Desert to Wine Haven: Ningxia’s Miraculous Vineyard Transformation
China’s Ningxia region has transformed from desolate Gobi Desert into vibrant vineyards. A new documentary, “The Sweet Smell of the Desert,” explores this miraculous agricultural journey.
Unveiling Silk Road Sunken Treasures: Messages from the Past
The discovery of Silk Road sunken treasures unveils messages from the past, offering insights into ancient civilizations and connecting cultures across Asia.
Archaeologists Unveil Preservation Techniques for Vibrant Ancient Porcelain
Archaeologists reveal why ancient porcelain recovered from shipwrecks retains its vibrant colors, demonstrating preservation processes that protect these historical treasures.
500-Year-Old Ming Dynasty Shipwreck Unearthed in South China Sea
A 500-year-old Ming-dynasty shipwreck loaded with imported ebony has been discovered in the South China Sea, offering a rare glimpse into historical maritime trade and cultural exchanges.
500-Year-Old Ming Dynasty Shipwreck with Ebony Cargo Discovered in South China Sea
A 500-year-old Ming Dynasty shipwreck containing imported ebony has been discovered in the South China Sea, offering rare insights into ancient maritime trade.
Silk Road Sunken Treasures: China’s Deep-Sea Archaeological Breakthroughs
China’s deep-sea archaeologists uncover ancient shipwrecks in the South China Sea, revealing Silk Road treasures. The CGTN documentary ‘Silk Road Sunken Treasures’ showcases this groundbreaking expedition.
Ancient Shipwrecks Unearthed in South China Sea Unveil Maritime Mysteries
Two ancient shipwrecks discovered in the South China Sea are unlocking maritime mysteries. What secrets do they hold about Asia’s historic trade routes and cultural exchanges?