News & Insights Across Asia
Immerse yourself in thought-provoking documentaries and films spotlighting Asia’s stories, while offering global perspectives and insights.
Chinese martial arts originated as essential military combat techniques using weapons like spears and sabers. Over time, they evolved into civilian practices emphasizing unarmed combat and personal development.
A Tibetan herder and wildlife photographer, 29-year-old Choegyab protects endangered black-necked cranes on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, demonstrating harmonious coexistence with nature.
Dr. Zhong Liping, a Generation Z doctor, returns to her remote Chinese village to provide healthcare to over 1,800 elderly villagers, bridging cultural and linguistic gaps through her dedication.
In Mojiang, Yunnan Province, Hani farmer Li Yuanmei is reviving the ancient purple rice, preserving her culture and inspiring a community to embrace their heritage.
Discover how Yang Longmei revitalized the centuries-old art of Daoming Bamboo Weaving in China’s Sichuan Province, blending tradition with innovation to revive her family’s legacy and inspire a new generation.
A young beekeeper in Gansu’s Shengou Village leads eco-friendly growth, proving that economic development and ecological protection can coexist.
Young natives are returning to Azheke Village, Yunnan, revitalizing tourism and preserving Hani culture. Led by college graduate Ma Youde, they are transforming their community through sustainable development.
A new video series, debuting October 8, showcases ten young Chinese dedicated to revitalizing the countryside, sharing their inspiring stories of transformation and community engagement.
Discover Chaoyang Park, Beijing’s largest urban park, where lively leisure activities and cultural experiences bring together people of all ages in a vibrant blend of tradition and modernity.
Three young female cadres, the “Three Golden Flowers,” lead a multi-ethnic garrison dance in the Wakhan Corridor to celebrate China’s National Day, uniting diverse cultures at the border region.
In Shandong Province, elderly painters are transforming their village into a vibrant tourist destination, breathing new life into the rural community.
CGTN’s new program ‘China’s Road to Common Prosperity’ delves into the lives of ordinary farmers, highlighting China’s efforts towards shared prosperity and rural development.
From a remote cliff village in Sichuan Province, a young ethnic Yi man named Muguo has become an internet celebrity by live-streaming his journeys and selling local produce to support his family.
Shipai Town, known as China’s tofu town, concludes its soybean harvest season, marking a significant moment for local farmers and the global tofu industry.
Yu Haiyang returned from Singapore to his hometown Yandunjiao Village in Shandong Province to open a rustic homestay. By integrating traditional elements, he offers tourists an authentic experience of fishing village life.
CGTN’s documentary ‘China’s Road to Common Prosperity’ explores how people in China’s remotest areas pursue better lives amid the pandemic. Premieres September 24, 2022.
Master artisan Lin Rongtao revitalizes Shandong’s traditional Huabobo steamed buns by blending Eastern and Western ideas, creating jobs for nearly 1,000 local women.
Discover how Beijing’s Liangma River has become a vibrant gathering spot since 2022, attracting locals and visitors to enjoy leisure time along its revitalized banks.
Six-year-old Dolma from Tibet underwent life-saving heart surgery in Shanghai, uniting medical teams across thousands of miles and showcasing the power of regional collaboration.
Shanghai’s 5th medical assistance team brings free healthcare to rural villages in the Tibet Autonomous Region, offering examinations and treatments right at residents’ doorsteps.