News & Insights Across Asia
Immerse yourself in thought-provoking documentaries and films spotlighting Asia’s stories, while offering global perspectives and insights.
Artist Shi Qi blends tradition with innovation through his unique ‘Three Forms in One’ concept, emphasizing the importance of building on the old to create the new in his artistic journey.
Every autumn, Kaifeng transforms into a sea of chrysanthemums. Local photographer Zhang Yufa captures this beauty, preserving the city’s vibrant heritage through stunning images.
Artist Shi Qi reviews his own works, embracing innovation and defying conventions despite his gray hair, showcasing his commitment to unconventional artistic expression.
Pasang, daughter of master craftsman Yugo, embarks on a journey to revive the ancient tradition of the eagle flute in Xizang’s Amdo region, facing challenges to preserve her cultural heritage.
In Suzhou’s Humble Administrator’s Garden, a young bonsai artist nurtures tradition, cultivating rhododendron bonsai with passion and dedication.
Master storyteller Tian Lianyuan has played a key role in reviving pingshu, captivating audiences with his vivid performances and bringing the traditional Chinese art of storytelling back into the spotlight.
In Fangchenggang, Guangxi, the Huang brothers faithfully care for a forest of golden camellias, following their father’s legacy. Their dedication enriches both the flourishing flowers and their own lives.
Jiuhe Village in Xizang comes alive as the annual Wangguo Festival begins, celebrating the harvest with traditional ceremonies and vibrant community activities.
Renowned artist Wu Yueshi emphasizes the importance of reading classic works like “Notes to First Learning” for success in traditional Chinese painting.
Discover how 18-year-old Tsering Dondrup leads traditional rituals at the Wangguo Festival in Xizang, celebrating the harvest and cultural heritage.
Master artist Wu Yueshi delves into the essence of traditional Chinese painting, emphasizing “momentum” and “taste” as fundamental to capturing the art’s true spirit.
Chinese artist Liu Wanming defied modern art trends, dedicating himself to traditional Chinese painting. Despite criticism, he preserved ancient techniques, inspiring others to embrace cultural heritage.
Artist Liu Wanming from north China's Hebei Province brings rural childhood memories to life in his paintings, infusing pigs, chickens, and tadpoles with spirituality and innocence.
Chinese artist Liu Wanming creates large-scale paintings using tiny brush strokes, achieving intricate detail while capturing the essence of the whole.
Artist Liu Wanming credits his mother for inspiring his passion for painting, expressing his love and gratitude through his acclaimed depictions of monkeys and sheep that celebrate Chinese culture.
Feng Ying, director of the National Ballet of China, shares how age and experience have deepened her portrayal in “Swan Lake”, emphasizing the importance of subtlety and emotion in ballet.
Sayram Lake in Xinjiang emerges as an unlikely hub for fisheries, home to the exclusive northern whitefish—the ‘queen’ of China’s freshwater fish.
Feng Ying, one of China’s most celebrated ballet dancers, reveals that her strict selection criteria for students today would have excluded her younger self.
Discover how Xinjiang’s Bole vineyard is transforming China’s wine industry, fueling economic growth, and attracting global interest.
Bole in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region revitalizes agriculture with organic Angus beef farming.