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Artisans in Fujian Province embark on a five-year project to craft a giant wood carving of China’s Grand Canal using 500-year-old camphor trees, celebrating its history and cultural significance.
Standing majestically in Zhengding, the Huata Pagoda embodies over 1,600 years of China’s architectural brilliance and cultural heritage.
Nestled in China’s Fujian Province, the tulou are earth-built dwellings that reflect the ingenuity and cultural richness of the Hakka people. Discover their unique design and enduring legacy.
Discover the vibrant charm of Xiamen’s Zhongshan Road, a bustling pedestrian street that blends rich history with modern flair. Explore unique architecture, lively shops, and immerse yourself in the city’s dynamic ambiance.
Explore the picturesque Ziyang Park in Fujian Province, a serene sandbar island rich in cultural heritage and home to the legacy of philosopher Zhu Xi.
Discover the timeless beauty of Shiwan ceramics, a unique art form from China’s Guangdong Province that has evolved from Neolithic pottery to modern masterpieces depicting kung fu masters and movie stars.
Discover the timeless beauty of Fujian’s tulou buildings from above, witnessing centuries-old structures that stand as guardians of China’s rich cultural heritage.
Discover the vibrant tradition of zan hua wei in Quanzhou, where hairpin flowers bring color and life to the city, celebrating a cherished aspect of China’s national intangible cultural heritage.
Explore Fujian, a southeastern Chinese coastal province rich in cultural heritage and natural wonders, from the UNESCO-listed Wuyi Mountains to the historic Fujian Tulou dwellings.
Foreign media professionals join CGTN’s Jiao Yang on a tour of Fujian Province, exploring its natural resources and cultural heritage, and sharing their discoveries on Fujian’s development.
Archaeologists uncover stone tools at Keqiutou site in Fujian, revealing ties between prehistoric Chinese mainland and Austronesian origins.
Artisans in Fujian Province are crafting a massive wood sculpture of China’s Grand Canal, led by master carver Zheng Chunhui. Using ancient camphor trees, the artwork celebrates the canal’s rich cultural heritage.
China’s tea tourism is flourishing as people seek the healing power of nature. Exploring diverse tea traditions worldwide reveals key insights into cultural identities and ways of life.
Discover the historical charm of Kuliang in Fuzhou, a serene summer resort that once welcomed locals and foreigners alike, fostering cultural exchanges amid its lush mountains and historic buildings.
China’s ancient tulou buildings, crafted from earth, bamboo, and wood, stand as a testament to traditional architecture. However, with fewer young people learning the craft, their future is uncertain.
Discover Zhongshan Road in Xiamen—a vibrant pedestrian street that blends modern energy with rich historical and cultural heritage through its unique architecture and lively atmosphere.
Artists in Fujian Province have begun a five-year project to create a giant wood carving of China’s Grand Canal, using centuries-old camphor trees to depict the canal’s historical and cultural significance.
On May 19, China Tourism Day showcased Xinjiang through a live virtual tour, offering global audiences an immersive experience of the region’s stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
Discover China’s breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage on China Tourism Day, celebrated on May 19 with festivities nationwide.
An ancient brass axe discovered in Ningbo unveils a 2,000-year-old dragon boat heritage, showcasing the city’s enduring cultural traditions.