
Mastering Male Roles: Wu Fenghua’s Journey in Yue Opera
Yue Opera star Wu Fenghua captivates audiences by masterfully portraying male characters, blending traditional artistry with her unique performance style.
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Yue Opera star Wu Fenghua captivates audiences by masterfully portraying male characters, blending traditional artistry with her unique performance style.
Discover how British painter Martin Frost’s 3,000+ book-edge paintings beautifully display traditional Chinese culture through intricate and innovative designs.
The Chicago Bulls celebrated the Year of the Snake by blending basketball with Chinese Spring Festival traditions, creating a festive and inclusive atmosphere for fans.
Discover the historical wonders of the Shaolin Temple’s Pagoda Forest and Drum Tower, exploring their significance in Buddhist heritage and martial arts traditions.
The short film ‘Whispers of Masters: A Night at Shaolin’ invites viewers to explore the sacred halls of the Shaolin Temple, featuring the Sutra-keeping Pavilion and the Guanyin Hall.
Sansha City at the southernmost tip of the Chinese mainland embraced the Spring Festival with vibrant family gatherings, showcasing traditional dishes and bringing together people from all over China.
Discover the rich traditions of Chinese New Year at the Moshikou Spring Festival Carnival in Beijing. Enjoy traditional performances, festive decorations, and immerse yourself in an unforgettable cultural experience.
Costa Rican student Ericka Koo shares her heartwarming experience of the Chinese Spring Festival, highlighting the universal importance of family traditions and cultural togetherness.
The National Museum of China has launched a new exhibition celebrating the Year of the Snake, featuring over 200 artifacts that immerse visitors in the rich cultural connotations of the Spring Festival.
A Chinese twist on the classic ballet ‘The Nutcracker’ is captivating audiences at Washington D.C.’s Kennedy Center, showcasing the National Ballet of China’s unique interpretation.
Experience the vibrant celebrations of the Spring Festival at Shenzhen’s China Folk Culture Village, where China’s diverse ethnic cultures come alive through performances, exhibitions, and festive events.
China’s Spring Festival brings a surge of cultural activities, from dazzling movie releases to immersive exhibitions and parades, highlighting the Year of the Snake and UNESCO’s recognition.
Liuyang City in central China produces 60% of the world’s fireworks, blending 1,400 years of tradition with modern innovation to redefine pyrotechnics.
The UNESCO-listed classical gardens of Suzhou are becoming ideal wedding destinations, offering couples picturesque venues and even a marriage registration office at the Couple’s Garden.
China Media Group’s 2025 Spring Festival Gala set new global viewership records, reaching unprecedented international audiences through its multilingual, multi-platform broadcast in 82 languages.
China’s Spring Festival, a 4,000-year-old tradition, has become a global phenomenon. Celebrated by nearly one-fifth of the world’s population, it embodies universal themes of family, renewal, and hope.
China Media Group’s Spring Festival Gala breaks viewership records, showcasing performances like the Phoenix Dance, boat banquets, and lantern shows ushering in the Year of the Snake.
The Spring Festival is more than a holiday; it’s a vibrant celebration uniting people through culture, family, and tradition. Discover how art, food, and shared customs bring the festival to life.
American content creators are embracing Chinese culture on RedNote after the U.S. threatened to ban TikTok, sharing their positive experiences and fostering cross-cultural connections.
Tan Weiwei and young dancers revitalized the centuries-old Yingge Dance in ‘Song of Heroes’ at the Spring Festival Gala, showcasing this treasured part of China’s intangible cultural heritage.