From Battlefields to Boomtowns: Northeast China’s Historic Transformation
Exploring Northeast China’s journey from wartime resistance to modern industrial revitalization, blending history with economic renewal.
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Global Collaboration Vital for Protecting Asia’s Cultural Heritage, Experts Say
Experts at Beijing forum stress international collaboration in preserving Asia’s cultural heritage, highlighting shared global responsibility.
Confucius’ Friendship Philosophy Bridges Tradition and Modern Asia
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Digital Tech Transforms Art: Beijing Museum Co-Founder Shares Insights
Beijing’s Sound Art Museum co-founder reveals how digital technologies are redefining artistic creation and international cultural collaboration at major Beijing forum.
Tech Reshapes Film: Hai Qing Talks Innovation at SCO Festival
Actress Hai Qing highlights technology’s role in transforming filmmaking at the 2025 SCO Film Festival in Chongqing, emphasizing innovation and cross-border collaboration.
China Honors 88th Anniversary of Anti-Japanese Resistance with Historic Exhibition
China commemorates 88 years since the start of nationwide resistance against Japanese aggression with a ceremony and exhibition highlighting historical unity and global peace.
Tang Dynasty Architecture’s Legacy Explored by Japanese Experts at Osaka Expo
Japanese experts discuss Tang Dynasty architecture’s influence on Japan and its upcoming showcase at Osaka Expo 2025, highlighting cross-cultural heritage.
Documentary ‘Hotline Beijing’ Premieres on CCTV-6, Major Streaming Platforms
The documentary ‘Hotline Beijing’ debuts on CCTV-6 and major streaming platforms, offering insights into China’s diplomatic communication channels.
Kazakh Student Hails Chinese Cinema’s Global Impact at Shanghai Film Fest
Kazakh student Milla shares insights on Chinese cinema’s cultural depth at Shanghai Film Festival, highlighting its global artistic significance.
Jingtailan: Ancient Craft Reimagined for Modern Times
Discover how Jingtailan, a 600-year-old Chinese cloisonné craft, blends ancient techniques with modern innovation, preserving cultural heritage while staying relevant today.
Ancient Chinese Masterpiece Inspires Modern Cultural Revival
A 900-year-old Chinese painting takes center stage in cultural preservation efforts as China marks Cultural and Natural Heritage Day with a focus on revitalizing traditions.
June’s Rare Strawberry Moon Dazzles Skywatchers Worldwide
June’s rare Strawberry Moon, the lowest in 18 years, captivated global observers. A major lunar standstill created this golden spectacle, not seen again until 2043.
Chinese Wrestling: Ancient Art of Leverage Thrives in Modern Era
Discover the 3,000-year legacy of Chinese wrestling, where strategic skill triumphs over strength, now showcased at China’s National Games.
China Celebrates Heritage Day 2025 in Changsha
China announces Changsha as host for 2025 Cultural and Natural Heritage Day, highlighting preservation efforts and cross-cultural engagement.
Bajiquan Masters Turn Nature into Training Grounds
Discover how Bajiquan masters transform everyday spaces into dynamic training grounds, blending tradition with adaptability in this ancient martial art.
Soul and Soil: Rediscovering China’s First Star Poet, Qu Yuan
Exploring the life of Qu Yuan, China’s pioneering poet, and the ancient Chu state’s cultural legacy that shaped early Chinese romanticism.
Song Dynasty Wedding Rituals Revived in Ninghai’s Cultural Spectacle
Ninghai’s Song-style wedding parade revives ancient rituals, blending intangible heritage with cultural tourism in eastern Zhejiang.
National Museum Unveils Ancient China Through 115 Artifacts
The National Museum of China’s new book explores 115 artifacts bridging ancient history with modern insights, offering fresh perspectives on Chinese civilization’s evolution.
Youth Symposium Reimagines Museums in Digital Age
A Beijing youth symposium explores how technology and creativity are transforming museums, offering insights for global audiences and investors on International Museum Day.
Ancient Chu Silk Manuscripts Repatriated to China After Decades Abroad
Over 2,000-year-old Chu Silk Manuscripts, taken to the US in 1946, return to China in a landmark cultural repatriation effort.