Xi Jinping Encourages Youth to Uphold Revolutionary Traditions
President Xi Jinping calls on student docents to inherit the CPC’s revolutionary legacy as the Party celebrates its 105th anniversary in 2026.
Chinese History
Unveiling the Han Dynasty: The Wonders of the Mawangdui Tombs
Explore the richness of the Han Dynasty this International Museum Day through the lens of the Mawangdui Tombs and a new interactive archaeological guide.
Sanxingdui: Unveiling the Ancient Shu Civilization’s Legacy of Integration
Explore the ‘Twin Stars Illuminating the World’ exhibition in Beijing, revealing the ancient Shu civilization’s deep connections to the broader history of the Chinese mainland.
Tianquan County: The Hidden Mountain Stronghold of the Long March
Explore how Tianquan County in western Sichuan became a vital rear base and sanctuary for the Red Army during the 1935 Long March.
Luoyang’s Mingtang & Tiantang: A Portal to Tang Dynasty Grandeur
Explore the majestic Mingtang and Tiantang Scenic Area in Luoyang, a stunning recreation of the Tang Dynasty’s imperial and spiritual heart.
Tang Dynasty Cup: Duality of an Era in Miniature
A Tang Dynasty cup captures the era’s duality of hunting and court life, revealing insights into cultural richness and historical narratives.
Six Boats, 30,000 Soldiers: A Pivotal Crossing in the Long March
In 1935, six small boats ferried 30,000 Central Red Army soldiers across the Jinsha River, a crucial escape during the Long March.
Sui Dynasty Princess Tomb Unveils 6th-Century Splendor in Beijing Exhibition
A new Beijing exhibition showcases over 390 artifacts from Princess Li Jingxun’s Sui Dynasty tomb, offering insights into 6th-century imperial life and Silk Road exchanges.
Cangxi’s Red Army Slogans: Preserving Revolutionary History in Stone
Explore the Cangxi Red Army Stone Slogan Forest, where 1930s revolutionary slogans carved in stone offer a tangible connection to China’s revolutionary past.
Ancient Shu Civilization Artifacts Shine in Beijing Exhibition
Over 200 ancient Shu artifacts, including gold masks and bronze figures, are now on display at Beijing’s National Museum of China, offering insights into early Chinese civilization.
China Unveils Six Groundbreaking Archaeological Discoveries in 2026
China reveals six major archaeological breakthroughs in 2026, spanning ancient textiles, agricultural history, and prehistoric engineering, reshaping understanding of Chinese civilization.
Ancient Chinese Winter Innovations Revealed in Shanxi Museum
2,500-year-old bronze warmers and early hot pots showcase ancient China’s ingenious winter solutions, blending art with practicality in Shanxi Province.
Xixia Imperial Tombs Earn UNESCO Recognition as China’s 60th World Heritage Site
China’s Xixia Imperial Tombs gain UNESCO World Heritage status, marking the country’s 60th listed site and showcasing 11th-century cultural achievements.
Xiangyang Shines: A Blend of History, Culture, and Cinematic Inspiration
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.
Unveiling the Hidden Treasures of Nanxun Ancient Town
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.
Refined Simplicity: The Ming Dynasty’s Lasting Influence on Chinese Tea Culture
Discover how the Ming Dynasty refined Chinese tea culture by embracing simplicity, leaving a lasting influence on how tea is enjoyed today.
Panmen Gate: Suzhou’s 2,500-Year-Old Dual Entrance of Land and Water
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.
Why China Embraced Marxism: A Historical Perspective
Discover why China embraced Marxism in the late 19th century and how it continues to shape the nation’s development and modernization today.
Emperor’s Gift: The 1,700-Year-Old Bao’en Temple Pagoda in Suzhou
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.
Shanghai Romance Park: A Journey Through 2,000 Years of History and Culture
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.