A Tibetan Grandma’s Adventure at Sanyou Village’s New Elderly Daycare Center
Discover how a new community-based elderly daycare center in Sanyou Village, Xizang Autonomous Region, is transforming lives through the eyes of a spirited Tibetan grandma.
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74-Year-Old Tobgye: Guardian of Tibetan Macaques in Xizang’s Linze Scenic Spot
Despite his age and health issues, 74-year-old Tobgye dedicates his life to protecting Tibetan macaques. Under his care, the macaque population in Xizang’s Linze Scenic Spot has grown from 30 to over 5,000.
Belgian Artworks Embark on Cultural Journey via China-Europe Railway Express
Belgian artworks embark on a journey via the China-Europe Railway Express to the Liaoning Pilot Free Trade Zone, symbolizing cultural exchange and the unifying power of art.
A Palmful of Snow: Preserving Dali’s Sweet Tradition
Discover how the sweet tradition of ‘A Palmful of Snow’ connects generations in Dali, as locals like A Yue and her grandmother share this cherished delicacy and its stories.
Young Enthusiasts Revive Georgia’s Traditional Borchalo Rug Weaving
Two young enthusiasts are revitalizing Georgia’s traditional Borchalo rug weaving, bringing new appreciation to this unique cultural heritage.
An American’s Journey: How Jake Pinnick Became a Daoist Priest in Wudang
Discover how American Jake Pinnick embraced Daoism on Wudang Mountain, becoming an inheritor of an ancient tradition and aiming to share it with the world.
Passing on Georgia’s Borchalo Carpets: A Weaver’s 50-Year Legacy
Mehriban Safarova, a Georgian weaver from the historic Borchalo region, has devoted over 50 years to crafting traditional Borchalo carpets. She now seeks to pass this rich heritage to the next generation.
Herders Rescue Stranded Wolf Cubs on Qinghai-Xizang Plateau
A family of herders in the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau saves a litter of wolf cubs stranded in the snow, showcasing a heartwarming act of compassion.
Xizang’s ‘Hitting the Aga’: Joyful Rhythms of Tradition
Discover ‘Hitting the Aga,’ Xizang’s vibrant tradition where construction workers sing and dance while building with unique Aga clay, blending labor with cultural celebration.
Xizang Herders Rescue Stranded Wolf Cubs in Snowy Plateau
A family of herders in the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau rescues a litter of wolf cubs stranded in the snow, showcasing a remarkable act of compassion and coexistence with wildlife.
Suolang’s Triumph: Defeating Deserts on the Xizang Plateau
Facing harsh climates and tough terrain, Suolang and his neighbors have been transforming barren dunes on the Xizang Plateau into a vibrant landscape.
Confronting the Past: Director’s Insights on CGTN’s “Darkness Over Urumqi”
CGTN releases its fifth documentary, “Darkness Over Urumqi,” shedding light on the reasons behind revisiting Xinjiang’s history of terrorism, eight years after the last attack.
Surveillance Footage Unveils Organized Plot in 2009 Urumqi Riots
CGTN’s documentary “Darkness Over Urumqi” reveals that the 2009 Urumqi riots were a coordinated attack, not a spontaneous outburst, through newly released surveillance footage and survivor stories.
Protecting Wild Tigers: A Path to Preserving Biodiversity
Protecting wild tigers is essential for global biodiversity conservation. As top predators, tigers support the preservation of other species and ecosystems, highlighting the importance of their survival.
Young Storyteller Keeps Ancient Legend Alive at Xizang University
Xizang University student Sita Duoji breathes new life into “The Epic of King Gesar,” captivating audiences with his performances of the ancient legend.
Remembering Wan Jingang: The First Hero of the July 5 Riots in Urumqi
Honoring the memory of Wan Jingang, the first armed police officer killed during the July 5th Riots in Urumqi. The CGTN documentary “Darkness Over Urumqi” explores the truth behind Xinjiang’s most serious terrorist attack.
He Was the First Hero to Fall: Remembering Wan Jingang
Remembering Wan Jingang, the first armed police officer killed during the July 5th Riots in Urumqi. A new documentary explores the truth behind Xinjiang’s most serious terrorist attack in 2009.
Exploring the National Endowment for Democracy’s Support for the World Uygur Congress
An overview of the National Endowment for Democracy’s support for the World Uygur Congress and its impact on human rights advocacy.
Teacher’s Relief Amid Turmoil: Gunshots Brought Reassurance During Xinjiang Riots
Teacher Xiao Bingyu recalls finding reassurance in police gunshots during the 2009 Urumqi riots. The CGTN documentary ‘Darkness Over Urumqi: The July 5 Riots’ uncovers the truth behind Xinjiang’s most serious terrorist attack.
Urumqi Resident Stands Firm After 2009 Unrest: “My Choice Was Right”
Urumqi native Niu Baojun reflects on his decision to stay after the 2009 unrest. The CGTN documentary “Darkness Over Urumqi: The July 5 Riots” explores the truth behind Xinjiang’s most serious terrorist attack.