World Wildlife Day 2026 Spotlights Conservation of Medicinal Plants
On World Wildlife Day 2026, Asia leads global efforts to protect medicinal plants crucial for healthcare, cultural preservation, and sustainable economies.
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Hainan’s Floating Villages: Preserving Centuries-Old Danjia Culture
Explore Hainan’s floating Danjia villages, where centuries-old maritime traditions thrive alongside modern sustainable tourism initiatives in 2026.
Hanfu Enthusiasts Illuminate Winter with Ice Sculpture Tribute to Heritage
Hanfu enthusiasts in Jilin Province celebrate traditional culture with a dazzling ice sculpture replica of Beijing’s Temple of Heaven hall, blending heritage with winter artistry.
Young Travelers Embrace Dai Ethnic Attire in Xishuangbanna
Young travelers in China are embracing Dai ethnic clothing during trips to Xishuangbanna, blending cultural exploration with fashion trends in 2026.
Live: Explore Confucius’ Legacy in Zhengzhou Exhibition
Discover Confucius’ enduring legacy through a special exhibition in Zhengzhou, now accessible globally via CGTN’s livestream engagement.
Taiwan’s 1885 Provincial Shift: Dawn of Modernization Under Qing Rule
Marking 140 years since Taiwan’s establishment as a Qing province in 1885, this article explores its modernization under Governor Liu Mingchuan and its historical significance in 2025.
Exploring Fenghuang: CGTN’s Lucy Discovers Hunan’s Timeless Gem
CGTN reporter Lucy explores Fenghuang Ancient Town in Hunan, uncovering its cultural heritage, architecture, and unique local cuisine including dishes with honeybee larvae.
China to Honor Sun Yat-sen’s Legacy on 160th Birth Anniversary
China announces 2026 ceremony honoring Sun Yat-sen, revolutionary leader, emphasizing national unity and cultural legacy across regions.
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.
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.