News & Insights Across Asia
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.
Fuzhou, China’s ‘City of the Banyan Tree,’ blends history and nature. Discover how a 900-year-old vision transformed this Fujian capital into a verdant haven of cultural and economic significance.
International Museum Day 2024 celebrates the theme “Museums for Education and Research”. Explore China’s museums and their vital role in fostering education and cultural appreciation.
Discover Fuzhou, the City of the Banyan Tree, and explore how a centuries-old initiative transformed this Chinese city into a verdant urban oasis.
Chinese President Xi Jinping encourages villagers near the Badaling Great Wall to promote and protect this national treasure, emphasizing collective responsibility in preserving Chinese heritage.
Artist Zheng Chunhui leads a five-year project to sculpt China’s Grand Canal from ancient camphor trees in Fujian, celebrating the canal’s 10th anniversary as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Tunisian vlogger Dhia explores Hangzhou’s Xiaohe Straight Street, discovering the fusion of ancient charm and modern vitality, showcasing the preservation of cultural heritage in China’s historic city.
Master woodcarver Wang Dehong has devoted over 40 years to preserving Huizhou’s woodcarving tradition in Hongcun Village, keeping alive the intricate artistry that defines the region’s cultural heritage.
Artisans in Fujian Province have launched a five-year project to create a giant wood carving of China’s Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, using ancient camphor trees to depict the historic waterway’s cultural legacy.
Ziyang Park in Fujian’s Youxi County offers a blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage, paying tribute to philosopher Zhu Xi. Visitors can explore its scenic spots and immerse themselves in history.
Rongjiang County in Guizhou Province is revitalizing the traditional craft of Miao batik, boosting employment and preserving cultural heritage.
Jinshanling Great Wall in Hebei Province reveals its true splendor in summer, showcasing China’s remarkable history and cultural legacy amidst breathtaking landscapes.
Twenty-something archaeologist Song Shu leaves the corporate world to uncover ancient secrets at the Liangzhu Archaeological Site, making remarkable discoveries that reshape our understanding of China’s past.
The annual migration of the majestic Hungarian Grey cattle breathes life into Hortobágy National Park, highlighting a blend of ecological preservation and cultural heritage.