Dragon Boat Festival Unites Traditions in China and Indonesia
Discover how the Dragon Boat Festival brings together vibrant traditions in China and Indonesia, highlighting cultural nuances of this ancient celebration.
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Discover how the Dragon Boat Festival brings together vibrant traditions in China and Indonesia, highlighting cultural nuances of this ancient celebration.
Jianchuan Wood Carving Art Town in Yunnan Province offers a unique fusion of ethnic artistry amid picturesque scenery and spring-like weather, showcasing exquisite wood carving traditions.
Feeling stressed? Discover the lush, green surroundings of China’s cultural and historic sites. Unwind amidst the tranquil foliage that enhances the beauty and serenity of these remarkable landmarks.
In Jiangcun Village, the Dragon Boat Festival comes alive with the unique custom of blessing dragon heads on boats, a vibrant tradition that combines ancient rituals with energetic racing events.
Saturday marks China’s Cultural and Natural Heritage Day, celebrating the nation’s rich cultural and natural treasures under the theme ‘Protecting cultural heritage, passing on civilization.’
Jinan’s Dragon Boat Festival fair blends traditional crafts with modern music, inviting locals and tourists to celebrate cultural heritage with a contemporary twist.
Discover the rich traditions of China’s Duanwu Festival, from tea tasting to flower arrangement and incense burning, celebrating this UNESCO-listed cultural heritage.
The Diejiao dragon boat race in Guangdong Province offers a thrilling spectacle as teams navigate narrow waterways in a centuries-old tradition that celebrates cultural heritage and unity.
Over 160 dragon boats sailed the waters of Tongren City, Guizhou Province, as spectators gathered for the Duanwu Festival celebrations, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Bijiang District.
Discover Tongren City’s vibrant dragon boat celebrations as over 160 boats race ahead of the Duanwu Festival, showcasing a rich cultural heritage and uniting communities in Guizhou Province.
Mu’s Residence in Lijiang Ancient Town is a magnificent reflection of the Naxi people’s rich history. Explore this architectural marvel that served as both the Mu family’s mansion and Lijiang’s government center.
Discover the enduring legacy of Qu Yuan and how the Dragon Boat Festival evolved over two millennia into a symbol of Chinese culture recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Mount Qingyuan in Quanzhou, Fujian Province, offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Known as the ‘Mother Mountain,’ it boasts historical sites and breathtaking landscapes.
Discover Raosanling, a thousand-year-old festival that celebrates the rich culture of the Bai people in Yunnan Province. Join us as we explore this vibrant event that unites tradition and community.
Young people from China, Ghana, and Myanmar gathered at Beijing International Studies University to discuss the role of youth in cultural preservation and how modern technology can aid in transmitting traditional culture.
Photographer Huang Cankun chronicles the enduring beauty of Quanzhou’s iconic bell tower, capturing its transformation amid the city’s modernization over a decade, and plans to continue for ten more years.
Located between Cangshan Mountain and Erhai Lake in Yunnan Province, Dali Old Town is a historic gem rich in Bai culture, attracting visitors with its ancient streets and heritage sites.
Discover the Djamaa El-Djazair in Algiers, Africa’s largest mosque and a stunning architectural masterpiece accommodating 120,000 worshippers, symbolizing Algeria’s rich heritage.
Discover how Fuyu tulou’s owner, Lin Jianwen, preserves traditional life in Fujian Province by restoring his unique ancestral home and sharing it with the world.
Three young Chinese students revive the ancient art of dian cha, an elegant tea ritual from the Song Dynasty, captivating audiences on CGTN’s UniTea.