News & Insights Across Asia
China reveals six major archaeological breakthroughs in 2026, spanning ancient textiles, agricultural history, and prehistoric engineering, reshaping understanding of Chinese civilization.
2,500-year-old bronze warmers and early hot pots showcase ancient China’s ingenious winter solutions, blending art with practicality in Shanxi Province.
China’s Xixia Imperial Tombs gain UNESCO World Heritage status, marking the country’s 60th listed site and showcasing 11th-century cultural achievements.
Discover Xiangyang’s dazzling night view, its historic city wall, and its inspiring role in China’s film industry, blending rich culture with cinematic allure.
Discover the rich history and timeless beauty of Nanxun Ancient Town, a once-prosperous silk trade hub along China’s Grand Canal, and explore the legacy that continues to enchant visitors today.
Discover how the Ming Dynasty refined Chinese tea culture by embracing simplicity, leaving a lasting influence on how tea is enjoyed today.
Panmen Gate in Suzhou, over 2,500 years old, features dual entrances—land and water—to serve the city’s canals, reflecting its historical significance and ancient architectural ingenuity.
Discover why China embraced Marxism in the late 19th century and how it continues to shape the nation’s development and modernization today.
Discover the 1,700-year-old Bao’en Temple pagoda in Suzhou, China’s Jiangsu Province—a towering symbol of an emperor’s love for his mother and a testament to enduring cultural heritage.
Discover Shanghai Romance Park, where captivating performances and interactive experiences bring 2,000 years of Shanghai’s history and culture to life at the former World Expo site.
Beijing’s Central Axis, embodying a rich heritage and historical culture, was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in July. CGTN’s Tian Wei explores its global significance in cultural preservation.
To mark the 75th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China, the Hong Kong Palace Museum unveils ‘The Origins of Chinese Civilization,’ featuring over 100 artifacts spanning 5,000 years, including 16 national treasures.
To mark the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, the Hong Kong Palace Museum unveils “The Origins of Chinese Civilization,” showcasing over 100 precious artifacts spanning 5,000 years.
Standing tall at the heart of Xi’an, the historic Bell Tower is a timeless guardian of the city’s 3,100-year legacy, embodying China’s rich cultural heritage and architectural brilliance.
Discover Qufu, the historic city in China’s Shandong Province, renowned as the birthplace of Confucius and a vibrant center of Confucian culture.
Discover the timeless beauty of the Shenyang Palace Museum, a 400-year-old wonder that stands as a testament to China’s last dynasty before the capital moved to Beijing.
An exhibition at Xiamen Museum explores the life and legacy of Wu Zetian, China’s only female emperor, offering visitors a unique glimpse into this remarkable historical figure.
Discover the pivotal role of Fu ships in China’s maritime exploration, their innovative design, and how they powered the legendary voyages of Zheng He, fostering trade and cultural exchange.
Discover the millennia-old pulse of Chinese civilization at the Luoyang Museum, where artifacts like the terracotta Buddha and ancient jade treasures tell stories of the past.
Discover Puyuan, an ancient Chinese town that transports visitors back a thousand years to the Song Dynasty, offering an immersive experience into China’s rich historical heritage.
