News & Insights Across Asia
Discover the vibrant art of Dong embroidery, a centuries-old tradition that brings to life intricate designs on dark fabric, reflecting the Dong people’s love of nature and cultural heritage.
Brasília and Macao, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, exemplify how cities across continents share cultural heritage through their unique histories and architectures.
Nine-year-old Wang Yaqi from China wins First Prize in the “China Through My Eyes” Global Children’s Art Project with her enchanting piece “Chinese Dream,” vividly capturing her vision of China.
8-year-old Indonesian student Cherish Bleztien shares a poetic tribute to China’s unique beauty and rich cultural heritage, capturing the hearts of many.
At just 10 years old, Xia Lanshu captures China’s vibrant spirit in her artwork “China Through My Eyes,” blending tradition and modernity with vivid imagery and dynamic energy.
8-year-old artist Zhang Jiahe captures the essence of Chinese heritage in her award-winning artwork “The Soul of China,” blending tradition and creativity in a captivating piece.
Eight-year-old Zhang Lingxi from the Chinese mainland wins Second Prize in the ‘China Through My Eyes’ Global Children’s Art Project with her vibrant artwork ‘Fish Lantern’, celebrating Chinese culture.
10-year-old Indonesian artist Don Jethro Devano Sinuraya celebrates China’s heritage by depicting the Great Wall and dragon in his imaginative painting.
As autumn paints the landscape, the Juyongguan section of China’s Great Wall bursts into golden splendor. Ginkgo leaves flutter against ancient stones, drawing visitors worldwide to this historic marvel.
Discover how Associate Professor Han Xiaodong of CAFA is sculpting China’s history and promoting peace through his influential works in sculpture and public art.
Qu Feng, senior researcher and director at the Palace Museum, is renowned for his contributions to cultural heritage conservation and sculpture, shaping the future of Chinese art.
Historical communities along Shanghai’s Suzhou Creek are revitalized as tradition and modernity converge, unveiling new possibilities.
Discover how a century-old road in Shanghai showcases the harmonious blend of tradition and modern life in the latest episode of “Housed in Tradition” with CGTN’s Qi Jie.
On International Animation Day, we explore the evolution of Chinese animation from its beginnings in 1922 to its recent global successes, highlighting how it promotes Chinese culture and embraces technological innovation.
Li ethnic designer Fu Huili revitalizes traditional Li brocade by incorporating natural dyes from Hainan’s rainforest, blending tradition with modern fashion.
Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture in northwest China’s Gansu Province is a haven of natural beauty and cultural richness, boasting stunning landscapes like the Bingling Grottos and unique cultural crafts.
Explore Shanghai’s Jade Buddha Temple with CGTN’s Qi Jie in our ‘Housed in Tradition’ series, uncovering how tradition and modernity blend in this bustling metropolis.
Discover how a New York culinary artist is celebrating 175 years of Chinese-Cuban heritage through a unique fusion of flavors, honoring the rich history of Havana’s Chinatown.
The world’s largest blue-and-white porcelain plate, the “Silk Road Legend,” was unveiled in Jingdezhen City, highlighting the rich cultural heritage of the ancient Silk Road and Chinese ceramics.
Cusco’s Inti Raymi festival celebrates the Inca legacy of sun worship, highlighting a shared human connection to the sun across cultures.