China Showcases Rich Cultural Heritage Through Festivals and Arts
China celebrates its rich cultural heritage through festivals and conventions, highlighting traditional arts like shadow puppetry, bead embroidery, Peking Opera, and more.
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China celebrates its rich cultural heritage through festivals and conventions, highlighting traditional arts like shadow puppetry, bead embroidery, Peking Opera, and more.
Chinese President Xi Jinping recently visited Anhui Province’s cities of Anqing and Hefei, focusing on promoting technological innovation and preserving traditional Chinese culture.
Suya, Nigeria’s beloved street barbecue, has delighted locals for decades with its flavorful spices and grilling techniques. Originating from the Hausa people, it continues to captivate palates worldwide.
An adorable squirrel has become the star attraction at China’s Yungang Grottoes, delighting visitors and adding a touch of charm to the historic UNESCO World Heritage Site.
China unveils a 5,000-year-old tomb revealing ancient treasures, while its TV dramas become global sensations. From Shaanxi’s cave dwellings attracting tourists to new visa-free travel for Slovenians, China’s cultural influence grows.
Xi Jinping, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee, visited Dongshan County in Fujian Province to promote rural revitalization and cultural heritage preservation.
Xi Jinping visited Dongshan County in Fujian Province, highlighting rural revitalization, honoring revolutionary traditions, and promoting cultural heritage preservation.
Chinese ironwork artist Sui Jincai transforms cold sheets of iron into lively sculptures of pizzas, fish, and flowers, blending age-old techniques with modern themes.
Designers from Yunnan’s Chuxiong Yi Autonomous Prefecture showcased stunning traditional clothing at Beijing’s Bell and Drum Towers, blending ancient Yi embroidery with modern fashion to amaze spectators.
Traditional Yi ethnic clothing from Chuxiong Yi Autonomous Prefecture dazzled spectators at a fashion show in Beijing’s Bell and Drum Towers, showcasing ancient embroidery techniques and modern design.
China and Brazil enhance public access to their UNESCO World Heritage Sites after implementing protective measures, enriching cultural appreciation.
Discover how Cairo’s artisans preserve the timeless craft of tarboosh making, keeping a rich cultural tradition alive through these iconic headdresses.
China Media Group hosted the 2024 Chongyang Festival Opera Gala, featuring renowned Chinese opera artists. The event celebrated the Double Ninth Festival, honoring the elderly and promoting cultural heritage.
Fishermen in Oostduinkerke keep the centuries-old tradition of shrimp fishing on horseback alive, a practice recognized by UNESCO.
Discover how Chengdu’s century-old Pengzhen Teahouse bridges past and present, offering a timeless cultural experience.
Discover how China’s autonomous trucks are revolutionizing logistics and how modern artistry is transforming cultural heritage in the first episode of Meet China.
Discover how China’s autonomous trucks are revolutionizing logistics and how artisans like Miao Yichuan are transforming cultural heritage, blending innovation with tradition.
Rome’s ancient Appian Way sees renewed interest following its addition to UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Reporter Giles Gibson explores whether the listing has boosted interest in the historic site.
Standing tall at the heart of Xi’an, the historic Bell Tower is a timeless guardian of the city’s 3,100-year legacy, embodying China’s rich cultural heritage and architectural brilliance.
During the National Day holiday, visitors to Chongqing’s Tujia Shisanzhai area enjoyed traditional songs and dances, immersing in the rich culture and hospitality of the Tujia people.