News & Insights Across Asia
Join us on a journey across Asia and beyond, exploring vibrant cultures, cuisines, history, and breathtaking destinations.
Mianzhu’s New Year paintings in Sichuan Province are a cornerstone of China’s artistic heritage. These vibrant woodblock prints capture the festive spirit, rich folk customs, and wishes for prosperity.
Discover the delightful taste of Fuding’s famous yellow croaker fish, a culinary gem from Fujian Province known for its tender texture and exquisite flavor.
Snowfall in Xi’an’s Chang’an District has turned the mountains into a serene winter wonderland, drawing skiers and tourists to enjoy the scenic landscapes and festive atmosphere.
An underwater dragon dance at a Chongqing aquarium delights visitors, enhancing the festive spirit as China prepares for the Year of the Dragon during the upcoming Spring Festival.
Over a thousand drones lit up the night sky above Chengdu Science Fiction Museum, forming spectacular images that celebrated Chengdu’s rich culture in a stunning display for Chinese New Year festivities.
Yunnan Wild Animal Park in Kunming prepares special New Year’s feasts for its animals ahead of Chinese New Year, tailoring meals to each animal’s dietary needs to celebrate the Spring Festival.
A bronze vessel from the Western Zhou Dynasty, lost overseas for 40 years, has returned to China, marking a significant cultural homecoming.
Mexico prepares to celebrate the Lunar New Year, embracing Chinese traditions for the Year of the Dragon, highlighting cultural ties and global interest in the festival.
Meng Meng, the giant panda at Wuhan Zoo, captivates visitors as she playfully frolics in the snow, showcasing her cheeky behavior amid the winter landscape.
A 200-meter-long dragon lantern lights up Beijing’s Shichahai district, bringing festive cheer ahead of Chinese New Year.
A 20-meter-long golden dragon has been unveiled at Beijing’s Old Summer Palace to celebrate the upcoming Year of the Dragon. The animated installation blends traditional culture with modern technology.
Guangzhou’s floating flower market has opened ahead of Chinese New Year, inviting visitors to select flowers to decorate their homes, a tradition believed to bring good luck and prosperity.
Over 200 dragon-related cultural relics are now on display at Beijing’s National Museum of China, featuring the Neolithic Hongshan Culture jade dragon, known as the ‘First Dragon of China.’
Jiexiu City in Shanxi Province dazzled visitors with spectacular ‘iron flower’ performances at its first festive shopping market, showcasing molten iron displays that lit up the night sky.
China’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism has granted 5A ratings to 21 new scenic sites, including the Yunhe Rice Terraces in Zhejiang Province, highlighting the nation’s rich natural and cultural attractions.
With the Lunar New Year approaching, tourist destinations across China are offering discounts and free admissions to attract travelers, boosting the tourism economy during the festive season.
After heavy snowfall, seagulls soar above Qingdao’s Tangdao Bay, delighting residents who flock to the snowy coastline to feed the graceful birds.
A winter wonderland has emerged along the Songhua River in Jilin City, where the enchanting phenomenon of rime transforms the landscape into a sparkling feast of ice and snow.
Foshan’s waterborne flower market in Lishui Town opens for the Chinese New Year, offering a romantic blend of tradition and innovation with water cruises, local cuisine, and cultural festivities.
Discover Chongqing’s 18 Steps, a historic landmark where ancient architecture meets modern life. This well-preserved area offers a captivating blend of culture, cuisine, and commerce.