Unveiling Nanchang’s Pavilion of Prince Teng: A Timeless Cultural Icon
Explore the 1,300-year-old Pavilion of Prince Teng in Nanchang, a symbol of resilience and ancient Chinese architectural brilliance, revered as one of China’s Three Great Towers.
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Palace Museum Celebrates 100 Years with Historic Exhibition
Beijing’s Palace Museum marks its 100th anniversary with a special exhibition featuring 200 cultural relics, including the iconic ‘Along the River During the Qingming Festival.’
Fuzhou’s Jiefang Bridge: A Timeless Icon Blending History and Modernity
Discover Fuzhou’s Jiefang Bridge, a historic landmark transformed into a modern icon, blending ancient heritage with urban vitality along the Minjiang River.
70 Years Later: Remains of 30 Chinese War Heroes Return Home
30 Chinese soldiers’ remains from 1950s Korean conflict buried in Shenyang after decade-long repatriation efforts, honoring historical sacrifice.
The Broadsword March: A Wartime Anthem of Resilience
Discover the story behind China’s iconic Broadsword March—a musical symbol of resistance born from soldiers’ valor during the War against Japanese Aggression.
Wartime Education Miracle: Southwest Associated University’s Legacy
How China’s Southwest Associated University became a beacon of resilience during WWII, merging top institutions to preserve education amid war.
Xian Xinghai: Music as a Weapon Against Fascism in WWII China
How composer Xian Xinghai’s wartime music united China against Japanese aggression and became a global anti-fascist symbol through cultural resistance.
Songs of Resilience: ‘March of the Volunteers’ Unites Generations
Exploring the enduring legacy of China’s ‘March of the Volunteers,’ from wartime anthem to global symbol of unity against fascism.
Reviving ‘Ode to Yan’an’: How a Song United a Generation in War
As China marks 80 years since WWII’s end, ‘Ode to Yan’an’ resurfaces, symbolizing youth’s wartime patriotism and unity through revolutionary art.
Quzhou’s Confucius Temple: A Bridge to Ancient Chinese Heritage
Explore Quzhou’s Confucius Family Temple, a historic site preserving ancient traditions and attracting global visitors to China’s cultural heartland.
Western Xia Tombs Reveal Millennia-Old Secrets as UNESCO Site
Newly designated UNESCO site, the Western Xia imperial tombs reveal ancient secrets, shedding light on a forgotten dynasty’s cultural legacy along the Silk Road.
Chengde Mountain Resort: Where Imperial History Meets Natural Splendor
Explore China’s Chengde Mountain Resort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site blending Qing Dynasty architecture with natural landscapes, offering historical insights and modern cultural connections.
Qing Dynasty Musical Treasures Resound at Hong Kong Palace Museum
Ancient Qing Dynasty musical instruments at Hong Kong Palace Museum highlight China’s rich cultural legacy and cross-strait connections through art and history.
Ancient Chinese Cooling Secrets Revealed: Tang Dynasty Innovation
Discover how Tang Dynasty ingenuity combated summer heat with a gilded silver censer, blending fragrance, technology, and artistry for ancient cooling solutions.
Guizhou’s Digital Museum Revives China’s Long March Legacy
Guizhou’s new digital museum uses immersive tech to bring the Red Army’s historic Long March to life, blending history with innovation.
Veteran Artist Honors 80th Anniversary of War Victory with Historic Paintings
Veteran painter Gu Xunming showcases historic works in Beijing, commemorating 80 years since the victory against Japanese aggression and honoring WWII’s legacy.
Ancient Chinese Ingenuity: Bronze Bingjian, the 2,000-Year-Old ‘Refrigerator’
Discover the bronze bingjian, an ancient Chinese cooling device from the Warring States period that functioned as a refrigerator over 2,000 years ago.
Buhurt Revival: Ancient Chinese Combat Reimagined in Modern Armor
Buhurt, a full-contact armored combat sport, revives ancient Chinese battlefield traditions with strict historical accuracy, blending martial heritage and modern athleticism.
Ancient Bronze Wine Vessels Illuminate China’s Cultural Legacy
Ancient Chinese bronze wine vessels from Shang and Zhou dynasties reveal insights into ritual practices and societal values, showcased at Henan Museum.
Unlocking 3,000 Years of Civilization at Shanxi’s Jinci Temple
Explore Shanxi’s Jinci Temple, a 3,000-year-old marvel blending Song Dynasty architecture with ancient spiritual traditions in China’s cultural heartland.
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