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Yangguan Pass, established around 120 B.C., was China’s westernmost outpost and a vital Silk Road landmark. Buried for over a millennium, its ruins in Dunhuang still captivate visitors with rich history.
Discover the ancient wonders beneath Chengdu at the Jinsha Site Museum. Explore relics of the 3,000-year-old Shu Kingdom, including a pure gold sun disc, mask, and crown, offering a glimpse into China’s rich history.
Discover the timeless beauty of Beijing’s Forbidden City, a masterpiece of ancient architecture preserved through generations. Explore its rich history in our “Housed in Tradition” series.
To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China, CGTN is launching ‘The Gateway of Time’, an interactive AR+AI experience that showcases Chinese homes across three pivotal periods.
CGTN is launching ‘The Gateway of Time’, an AR experience exploring China’s 75-year transformation through the homes of its people, from the 1950s to today.
The Chinese Archaeological Museum has been drawing large numbers of visitors since its opening in September, showcasing China’s famous and exquisitely crafted cultural relics spanning thousands of years.
The Jinshanling Great Wall in north China’s Hebei Province stands as a magnificent testament to China’s rich history and cultural heritage, offering visitors a glimpse into ancient strategic ingenuity and boosting local development.
The Chinese People’s Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall in Beijing commemorated the 87th anniversary of the Lugou Bridge Incident with a ceremony and exhibition, honoring the heroes of China’s resistance against Japanese invasion.
Shenyang Palace Museum marks its 20th anniversary as a UNESCO World Heritage Site with special exhibitions celebrating its rich Qing Dynasty heritage and cultural significance.
Historical records from the Ming and Qing Dynasties affirm Diaoyu Dao as an inherent part of China’s territory, with extensive documentation by imperial envoys over centuries.
Rare historical documents on display in Beijing confirm that Diaoyu Dao has been an inherent part of China since ancient times, with evidence dating back to the Ming Dynasty.
The Jinshanling Great Wall in north China’s Hebei Province stands as a remarkable testament to China’s rich history and cultural heritage, now boosting tourism and local development.
Explore how the Jinshanling Great Wall, a marvel of ancient China, is boosting local prosperity through tourism while preserving cultural heritage.
Archaeologists in east China have unearthed 2,200-year-old leaves in an ancient Chu State tomb, offering new insights into preservation methods and burial customs.
Discover Bayi Square in Nanchang, east China—a landmark commemorating the 1927 Nanchang Uprising. Explore its historical significance and vibrant role in local culture.
Explore the history and significance of the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, China’s first domestically designed bridge over the Yangtze River, completed in 1968.
Quanzhou, a city on China’s southeast coast, was the heart of the Maritime Silk Road, fostering trade and cultural exchange between East and West. Discover its rich heritage and lasting influence.
Discover the enduring legacy of the Jinghang Grand Canal in Zhejiang Province, a UNESCO World Heritage site bridging China’s ancient past with its present.
Discover Gongchen Bridge in Hangzhou, the ancient gateway of the Grand Canal where emperors were once welcomed, embodying centuries of China’s rich history.
Discover Nanchang’s Bayi Square in Jiangxi Province—a vibrant hub that commemorates China’s revolutionary legacy and connects history with modern life.