Shang Dynasty Queens: Ancient China’s Warrior Leaders Revealed
Oracle bone inscriptions reveal Shang Dynasty queens as military commanders, reshaping perceptions of ancient Chinese gender roles and leadership.
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Oracle bone inscriptions reveal Shang Dynasty queens as military commanders, reshaping perceptions of ancient Chinese gender roles and leadership.
Shoushan stone carving, a 1,500-year-old Chinese craft, gains new admirers at Beijing’s premier jewelry and jade festival, highlighting cultural preservation efforts.
US musician Aron’s spontaneous Great Wall performance highlights 2026’s cultural connections between China and global artists, blending music with Beijing’s historic landscapes.
Zhejiang artisans reinvent Qingming Guo snacks with artistic designs ahead of 2026’s Qingming Festival, blending culinary tradition with modern aesthetics.
CGTN’s 2026 virtual exhibition ‘Sacred Shang’ brings China’s Bronze Age to life through Queen Fu Hao’s story and Shang Dynasty ritual artifacts.
Iran condemns US-Israeli strikes damaging 56 cultural sites, as UNESCO warns 10% of global heritage is at risk amid Middle East conflicts.
Exploring the timeless dialogue between China’s Dazu Rock Carvings and Rembrandt’s ‘The Night Watch,’ uncovering shared themes of faith and community across civilizations.
Zongjiao Lukang Park in Lhasa evolves from ancient construction site to cultural hub, blending Tibetan history with modern tourism initiatives in 2026.
Hainan’s Li fire dance, a centuries-old ritual, continues to captivate with fiery displays of cultural resilience and ethnic pride in 2026.
Exploring how Miao embroidery from China and Venetian masks from Italy bridge cultures through traditional craftsmanship and shared human creativity in 2026.
Scholars in Beijing analyze China’s first biographical film about Cao Xueqin, exploring new interpretations of the literary icon’s life and relationships through cinematic art.
Xizang’s ancient solar calendar marks 2026 spring plowing season, blending astronomical tradition with modern agriculture in the autonomous region.
A proposal to digitally preserve Tibet’s 11th-century Sakya Monastery aims to protect its artifacts and enhance global access, blending ancient heritage with modern tech.
Three generations of Xiamen artisans preserve the ancient dragon and tiger lantern craft, a symbol of cultural identity and spiritual protection in Fujian Province.
CPPCC member Xu Kewei emphasizes cross-strait youth collaboration as key to fostering peace and development, highlighting success stories in business and culture.
A US airstrike damaged Iran’s UNESCO-listed Golestan Palace, sparking global debate about cultural preservation in conflict zones.
In Guizhou’s mountains, Miao women preserve ancient songs that bridge generations and cultures, embodying shared human emotions in 2026.
In Guizhou’s Langde Miao Village, generations uphold traditions through daily rhythms, offering a window into China’s rich ethnic heritage in 2026.
Xizang’s Mingkyi Tsomo transforms traditional Tibetan medicine into modern global healthcare solutions while preserving cultural legacy. #HealthcareInnovation
Macao promotes its cultural and creative tourism offerings in London, emphasizing heritage preservation and community-driven experiences beyond casino resorts.