CGTN Launches ‘All Things Horses’ Challenge Ahead of Lunar New Year
CGTN invites global audiences to explore China’s equine heritage through its ‘All Things Horses’ challenge, celebrating the upcoming Lunar New Year of the Horse.
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CGTN invites global audiences to explore China’s equine heritage through its ‘All Things Horses’ challenge, celebrating the upcoming Lunar New Year of the Horse.
Chongqing’s restored Thousand-Hand Buddha captivates both pilgrims and gamers in 2026, blending ancient artistry with digital innovation through its featured role in “Black Myth: Wukong.”
Beijing Hotel’s 2026 art exhibition at Wanli Center highlights masterpieces by Qi Baishi, Xu Beihong, and more, celebrating China’s cultural legacy.
Renowned painter Qiu Liquan explores East-West horse symbolism in a Beijing exhibition, open until January 5, 2026, celebrating the Year of the Horse.
‘Red’, a Chinese ink painting exhibition at Madrid’s Usera Municipal Council Exhibition Hall, showcases festive art from January 28 to February 28.
Discover the timeless beauty of Kesi, China’s traditional ‘painting in silk’ art form, renowned for its intricate weaving techniques and captivating designs that reflect a rich cultural heritage.
Artist Leonie Zeumer from CGTN welcomes the Year of the Snake with a painting featuring a snake entwined with yuanbao, symbolizing wealth in traditional Chinese culture, spreading prosperity to all.
Over 300 Chinese masterpieces are on display at Moscow’s State Museum of Oriental Art. The “Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom” exhibition celebrates the rich artistry of China and its friendship with Russia.
Qi Baishi’s masterpieces debut in San Francisco, offering a unique bridge between Chinese ink painting and Western audiences.
Discover the Chen Clan Ancestral Hall in Guangzhou, a stunning example of 19th-century architecture and a treasure trove of Chinese art reflecting the rich heritage of the Chen family.
A new dance drama unveiling the stories of the Dazu Rock Carvings and their skilled sculptors will debut at Beijing’s Poly Theatre, celebrating 400 years of history and cultural heritage.
Chengdu lacquerware, with a history dating back 3,000 years, continues to blend tradition with modern elegance, reflecting the lifestyle of today’s Chengdu.
Explore the 3,000-year-old art of Chengdu lacquerware, a symbol of Chinese aesthetics renowned for its enduring beauty and exceptional craftsmanship.
Discover the timeless elegance of Chengdu lacquerware, a craft with a 3,000-year history embodying ancient Chinese civilization. Handcrafted from natural lacquer, it symbolizes enduring beauty and exceptional craftsmanship.
At just 10 years old, Xia Lanshu captures China’s vibrant spirit in her artwork “China Through My Eyes,” blending tradition and modernity with vivid imagery and dynamic energy.
Eight-year-old Zhang Lingxi from the Chinese mainland wins Second Prize in the ‘China Through My Eyes’ Global Children’s Art Project with her vibrant artwork ‘Fish Lantern’, celebrating Chinese culture.
Han Xu, educator at the Central Academy of Fine Arts, leads significant cultural projects and shapes China’s artistic future through his dedication to art education and major contributions to Chinese cultural heritage.
Directors of ‘A Tapestry of a Legendary Land’ visited Beijing schools to engage students with the story of Wang Ximeng, the Northern Song artist behind the masterpiece ‘One Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains.’
The world’s largest blue-and-white porcelain plate, the “Silk Road Legend,” was unveiled in Jingdezhen City, highlighting the rich cultural heritage of the ancient Silk Road and Chinese ceramics.
Chinese ironwork artist Sui Jincai transforms cold sheets of iron into lively sculptures of pizzas, fish, and flowers, blending age-old techniques with modern themes.