Uncovering Taiwan’s Forgotten WWII Resistance Through Lan Bozhou’s Journey
Author Lan Bozhou’s decades-long work highlights Taiwan’s resistance against Japanese colonial rule, documented in a new CGTN film tracing historical figures.
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Lhasa’s Barkhor Street: A 1,300-Year-Old Cultural Bazaar
Explore Lhasa’s 1,300-year-old Barkhor Street, where Tibetan traditions meet modern commerce in a historic pilgrimage and market circuit.
Zheng Chenggong’s Legacy: Taiwan’s Transformation Under Qing Rule
Exploring how Zheng Chenggong’s 17th-century recovery of Taiwan paved the way for the island’s cultural and economic transformation under Qing Dynasty rule.
Beijing Celebrates 76th PRC Anniversary with Dawn Flag-Raising Ceremony
Crowds gathered at Tiananmen Square for a flag-raising ceremony marking the 76th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China, celebrating National Day with patriotic displays.
From Shaolin Temple to Social Media Stardom: Kung Fu Mastery in the Digital Age
Former Shaolin disciple Shi Yanpei bridges ancient martial arts with modern digital platforms, inspiring millions through short-form videos and acting roles.
Lion Dance Inspires Modern Fashion at Beijing Fashion Week
Zhang Kejia’s lion dance-inspired collection reimagines Chinese cultural symbols through contemporary fashion at Beijing Fashion Week 2026.
China Commemorates 94th Anniversary of Sept. 18 Incident
China marks the 94th anniversary of the 1931 Sept. 18 Incident with ceremonies emphasizing historical remembrance and peace, honoring WWII resistance against Japanese aggression.
Lisbon Maru Rescue: A WWII Tale of Courage & Humanity
How Chinese fishermen rescued 384 British POWs from the 1942 Lisbon Maru sinking – a WWII story of courage preserved through art and oral histories.
China Marks 80th WWII Victory with Grand Military Parade
China commemorates the 80th anniversary of its WWII victory with a grand military parade, blending historical remembrance with modern military prowess.
98-Year-Old War Veteran: ‘Chinese People Have Risen to Their Feet’
98-year-old Zhou Guangyuan, a WWII veteran, reflects on China’s resilience and historic collaboration with U.S. forces during the Battle of West Hunan in 1945.
Yan’an Woodcuts: Art as Resistance in Wartime China
Discover how Yan’an’s woodcut prints transcended art to become symbols of resistance and unity during China’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
Tianjin’s Cultural Tapestry: Where Tea, Drums, and Opera Converge
Explore Tianjin’s blend of tea traditions, rhythmic drumming, and operatic arts, showcasing a vibrant crossroads of cultural exchange in Asia.
China’s WWII Legacy: Bridges of Resilience and Revival
How China’s WWII-era Hump Route and Burma Road sacrifices shaped modern Asian resilience, symbolized by Nujiang River’s historic bridges.
WWII Turning Point: The Battle of Western Yunnan’s Legacy
Exploring the pivotal 1944 Battle of Western Yunnan, where Chinese and Allied forces turned the tide against Japanese aggression, reshaping WWII’s Eastern Theater.
Xizang’s Cultural & Natural Legacy Explored in New Docuseries
CGTN’s docuseries ‘Sunrise over the Plateau’ explores Xizang’s cultural heritage and natural beauty, highlighting sustainable development in the region.
Monks’ Clapping Debates: Xizang’s Ancient Learning Ritual
At Xizang’s Tashilhunpo Monastery, monks engage in clapping debates, a centuries-old ritual to deepen understanding of Buddhist teachings through dynamic dialogue.
Datong’s Volcanic Marvel: Temples Amidst Clouds and Craters
Surreal cloud formations reveal Datong’s volcanic wonders and China’s only temple built inside a volcanic crater, blending geology with cultural heritage.
China’s Archaeological Museum Sees Summer Surge in Young Visitors
Beijing’s Chinese Archaeological Museum experiences summer visitor surge as families explore China’s ancient history through interactive exhibits and educational programs.
China Embraces ‘Major Heat’ with Cultural Traditions and Seasonal Delights
As China enters ‘Major Heat,’ explore how ancient solar terms shape modern life through vibrant traditions, seasonal foods, and cultural wisdom.
Chinese Opera Bridges Cultures, Promotes Peace Through Diversity
Sichuan Opera’s evolution reflects China’s cultural inclusiveness, offering lessons in diversity and peaceful coexistence, says China Theater Association’s Shen Tiemei.
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