Shikumen Murals Illuminate Shanghai’s Heritage Ahead of Spring Festival
Vibrant murals adorn Shanghai’s historic Shikumen buildings, celebrating the Spring Festival and highlighting the city’s rich cultural heritage.
News & Insights Across Asia
Join us on a journey across Asia and beyond, exploring vibrant cultures, cuisines, history, and breathtaking destinations.
Vibrant murals adorn Shanghai’s historic Shikumen buildings, celebrating the Spring Festival and highlighting the city’s rich cultural heritage.
Molten iron ‘flowers’ lit up the night sky over a lake in Nanjing, as the ancient ‘datiehua’ fireworks tradition dazzled visitors. The 1,000-year-old practice remains a vivid part of China’s cultural heritage.
Fujian Province’s Yutian Ancient Chinese Jade Museum attracts visitors with its vast collection of jade artifacts spanning from the Stone Age to the Qing dynasty, showcasing China’s rich cultural heritage.
Discover Loong Chenchen, the mascot for the 2024 Spring Festival Gala, embodying China’s 5,000-year heritage and the iconic symbol of the loong, or Chinese dragon.
Aerial views of Ningde City’s mudflats reveal sand ridges resembling ancient oracle bone scripts, crafted by local fishermen whose sea cultivation practices blend tradition with natural artistry.
The snow-covered Baiju Monastery in Shigatse City, Xizang, dazzles visitors with its enchanting winter scenery, highlighting the historical and cultural significance of this 15th-century Tibetan Buddhist site.
Beijing’s Summer Palace Ice Rink, the largest in the city, has become a winter hotspot as visitors enjoy skating amidst historical landmarks on Kunming Lake.
Discover Dongshuang Island in southeast China’s Fujian Province, a real-life adventure reminiscent of “The Legend of Zelda,” featuring a unique landscape of towering cliffs and serene meadows.
Universal Beijing Resort has launched its “Universal’s Chinese New Year” event, offering visitors an immersive experience filled with vibrant decorations, performances, and festive delights to celebrate the upcoming Spring Festival.
Blacksmiths in Sichuan’s Meishan City captivated crowds with ‘Datiehua,’ a 1,000-year-old performance where molten iron is thrown to create spectacular fireworks, celebrating China’s cultural heritage.
France’s La Poste releases stamps designed by Chinese-French artist Chen Jianghong to celebrate the upcoming Year of the Dragon, highlighting cultural exchange between France and Asia.
A park in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, glows with enchanting lanterns ahead of the Spring Festival, creating a picturesque scene with colorful reflections on the lake.
Discover the enigmatic jade pig-dragon of the Hongshan culture, regarded as the earliest prototype of China’s revered loong, and explore its significance in ancient Chinese heritage.
China and France celebrate 60 years of diplomatic relations, marking six decades of expanding economic and trade cooperation since 1964.
Starting February 9, China and Singapore will allow visa-free travel for ordinary passport holders, enhancing connectivity and opportunities between the two nations.
The Xinjiang International Grand Bazaar in Urumqi is bustling with shoppers ahead of the Spring Festival, offering a unique blend of culture, architecture, and commerce.
Over 10,000 swans have migrated from Siberia and Mongolia to Sanmenxia’s Swan Lake National Urban Wetland Park in Henan Province, marking the start of the best viewing season in China’s ‘City of Swans’.
Unearthed in 1971, the ‘First Loong of China’ is a Neolithic jade masterpiece from Inner Mongolia, offering insight into ancient Chinese culture and the enduring legacy of the loong.
China has kicked off its largest annual migration ahead of the Lunar New Year, with an estimated 9 billion trips expected during the Spring Festival travel rush.
Discover how Da Hong Pao tea eggs have become the favorite snack of hikers exploring the scenic Wuyi Mountains in China’s Fujian Province.