News & Insights Across Asia
Layue, the twelfth month of the traditional Chinese calendar, ushers in a season rich with customs and traditions, marking the anticipation of China’s most significant holiday, the Spring Festival.
Xiaohan, the Minor Cold solar term, marks a significant period in the Chinese calendar, bringing colder temperatures and traditional winter activities across the Chinese mainland.
An enchanting Snow and Ice Lantern Festival is lighting up Muling River Park in Jixi, Heilongjiang Province, celebrating the upcoming Year of the Dragon with dazzling displays and cultural performances.
Tianjin residents bring myth to reality, dressing as the Monkey King and other legends from ‘Journey to the West’ to add fun to their skiing adventures.
Lana, a German student passionate about Chinese culture, spent a year in Yantai City mastering kung fu, tai chi, and qigong. She plans to return to China to become fluent in Chinese.
Urumqi’s People’s Park glows with bright red lanterns, embracing New Year festivities that warm the winter air and draw residents and tourists to celebrate tradition.
In Harbin’s biting cold of minus 17°C, winter swimmers plunge into freezing waters, embracing a thrilling tradition that showcases the city’s resilient spirit.
Discover how spring rolls, a beloved delicacy in China and Vietnam, symbolize hope and prosperity, playing an essential role in cultural celebrations.
Discover the enchanting winter landscapes across China during Daxue, the Greater Snow solar term, where temperatures drop and snow blankets the scenery, unveiling a romantic and serene atmosphere.
As the Major Snow solar term begins, China’s northern regions become enchanting winter landscapes, showcasing the beauty of frost and snow.
Discover how China welcomes the ‘Major Snow’ solar term, embracing age-old traditions, hearty cuisine, and cultural practices that warm the heart during the coldest days of winter.
A vibrant lantern exhibition in Yinchuan City showcases traditional Chinese culture with giant lanterns and light installations, attracting residents and visitors to celebrate and immerse in the rich heritage.
Under the winter sunlight, nature has ‘painted’ stunning patterns on a riverbed on the Yellow River in Yuncheng, Shanxi Province, showcasing the enduring beauty of China’s mother river.
As winter arrives, Nanjing’s Xuanwu Lake transforms into a golden wonderland during the ginkgo season. Golden leaves create radiant canopies and carpets, offering breathtaking views and enriching cultural experiences.
Wenchang in south China’s Hainan Province has a unique volleyball tradition dating back over a century, where villagers have transformed the sport with creativity and passion, making it a central part of community life.
Discover how ancient figurines in Chengdu’s museums reveal the city’s joyous and open-minded spirit through the ages.
Shicheng Village in East China’s Jiangxi Province captivates visitors with its mist-shrouded mornings, traditional architecture, and vibrant maple leaves, offering a fairy-tale experience for travelers.
Kenyan-born Canadian Nikk Mitchell uses advanced VR technology to bring Peking Opera to global audiences, bridging cultural gaps and offering immersive experiences of China’s traditional art form.
Hangzhou’s West Lake, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, captivates global visitors with its blend of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Discover how this timeless landmark continues to enchant travelers.
Nestled on a 100-meter-tall cliff, Huangling Village in east China’s Jiangxi Province is a picturesque village with a 600-year history and unique hanging drying grounds.
