Unveiling the Forbidden City in the Desert: The Badain Jaran Temple
Uncover the secrets of the Badain Jaran Temple—the Forbidden City in the Desert—a 200-year-old Tibetan Buddhist temple built with materials carried across the desert by camels.
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Uncover the secrets of the Badain Jaran Temple—the Forbidden City in the Desert—a 200-year-old Tibetan Buddhist temple built with materials carried across the desert by camels.
Cao Hongxia, a fifth-generation papercutting artist from Shaanxi Province, breathes new life into traditional Chinese art by infusing local customs and innovations into her intricate designs.
Explore the intricate art of Miao embroidery, where tradition meets craftsmanship. Discover how Miao women weave nature, beliefs, and life stories into stunning cultural treasures.
Jujube wood carving thrives in Shaanxi Province under the skillful hands of craftsman Yang Yanfei, who transforms wood into intricate sculptures bridging traditional heritage with modern artistry.
At the 2024 Beijing Culture Forum, digital technology’s role in revitalizing the Beijing Central Axis—a UNESCO World Heritage site—took center stage, highlighting innovative preservation efforts.
Discover the enchanting fusion of Sichuan Opera and the Leshan Giant Buddha as deputy director Wang Xinhe leads an immersive journey through Leshan’s breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
Discover how Dunhuang’s rich cultural heritage meets modern innovation at the 7th Silk Road International Cultural Expo in Gansu Province.
At a small village workshop in Sichuan’s Miyi County, 31-year-old Lisu artisan Wei Caixiu is preserving her culture by teaching young people the art of making traditional Lisu clothing.
For the Miao ethnic group, embroidery is more than art; it’s a vital means of preserving and passing on their cultural heritage, weaving love, respect, and tradition into every stitch.
Discover the rich cultural fusion of northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region at the Xinjiang Museum, home to over 25,000 artifacts showcasing the region’s diverse heritage.
Yang Kai, a 28-year-old artist from Gansu Province, brings ancient Dunhuang murals to life through intricate dough sculptures, transforming flat images into vivid three-dimensional scenes.
The 7th Silk Road (Dunhuang) International Cultural Expo showcased China’s rich ethnic diversity, featuring performances like the Kazakh dance “Heizouma” by dancer Kulimujian.
The Miao people’s embroidery showcases their deep connection with nature, featuring designs inspired by their land, villages, and surrounding flowers. These symbols reflect their desire to preserve their way of life.
Suzhou harnesses its cultural assets to enhance comprehensive strength, integrating traditional gardens with modern architecture, innovating in language and opera, and transforming handicrafts into specialized enterprises.
Henan Province in central China celebrates the Farmers’ Harvest Festival, highlighting the abundance of harvest and showcasing intangible cultural heritage projects closely tied to the theme of harvest.
Discover Yucun Square in Mogan Mountain, where rich history and modern vitality merge amidst lush greenery and cultural charm.
Exploring how China’s 5,000-year-old cultural heritage continues to inspire modern society through preservation efforts, archaeology, and the arts.
Discover the intricate art of Miao silver jewelry craftsmanship, a tradition involving over thirty meticulous steps that breathe life into legends and mythical creatures cherished by the Miao people.
China showcases its rich cultural heritage through relic restoration, Tibetan fashion at Beijing Fashion Week, and the allure of Gansu’s Singing Sand Mountain.
Discover how the 2025 China International Fashion Week infused traditional Chinese aesthetics into modern life, showcasing “China chic” through innovative designs that blend heritage and contemporary fashion.