Moonlit Stroll Through Jingzhou’s 2,600-Year-Old Ancient City
Experience the magic of Jingzhou’s ancient city under the moonlight, exploring 2,600 years of history and the legendary tales of the Three Kingdoms era.
Cultural Heritage
From Dance to Film: ‘The Journey of a Legendary Landscape Painting’ Captivates Audiences
A film adaptation of the dance drama “The Journey of a Legendary Landscape Painting” screened in 20 cities, with more showings planned during the Mid-Autumn Festival, inviting wider audiences ahead of its official release.
Blossoming Sparks: The Enchanting Fire Pot Performances Lighting Up Asia
Discover the enchanting fire pot performances—a captivating fusion of flame manipulation and artistry symbolizing the desire to ward off evil and ensure peace.
A Fusion of Cultures: Exploring Shenyang Palace Museum’s Rich Heritage
Discover the Shenyang Palace Museum in northeast China—a 400-year-old UNESCO site showcasing a unique fusion of Han, Manchu, Mongolian, and Tibetan cultures.
Xinzhou Ancient City Revitalized as Historical and Tourist Landmark
Xinzhou Ancient City in Shanxi Province has been revitalized as a historical and tourist landmark after a meticulous reconstruction honoring traditional Chinese architecture.
Wuyuan Wood Carving: An Aesthetic Enhancement to Architecture
Discover Wuyuan wood carving, a Tang Dynasty art from Jiangxi Province that enhances architecture with intricate designs, reflecting China’s rich Hui-style heritage.
From Beijing to Jilin: Unveiling the Natural Wonders of Northeast China
Explore Jilin Province in northeast China—a short journey from Beijing unveils picturesque landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Discover what makes Jilin a captivating destination for travelers.
Ride Beijing’s Central Axis: Special Themed Subway Train Debuts on Line 2
Beijing Subway Line 2 has launched a special themed train celebrating the city’s Central Axis. Passengers can explore 15 heritage sites through vibrant designs and informative displays.
Shenyang Palace Museum: A 400-Year-Old Legacy of China’s Last Dynasty
Discover the timeless beauty of the Shenyang Palace Museum, a 400-year-old wonder that stands as a testament to China’s last dynasty before the capital moved to Beijing.
First-Ever Public Exhibition of Emperor Qinshihuang’s Mausoleum Artifacts Opens in Xi’an
An unprecedented exhibition in Xi’an reveals artifacts from Emperor Qinshihuang’s Mausoleum to the public for the first time, commemorating 50 years since the discovery of the Terracotta Warriors.
Beijing’s Ancient Baipu Temple Preserves Rare Buddhist Relics
Nestled in Beijing’s Mentougou District, the thousand-year-old Baipu Temple preserves rare Buddhist relics, attracting visitors worldwide.
Guojiawan Village in Guizhou Celebrates Bumper Rice Harvest
Guojiawan Village in southwest China’s Guizhou Province celebrates a bumper rice harvest, with over 100 hectares of golden terraces ready for harvesting, continuing a rich tradition of terrace rice cultivation.
Shougang Park’s Cultural Souvenirs Captivate the Market
Shougang Park’s cultural products are gaining popularity, highlighting the unique history and vibrancy of the former industrial site in Beijing.
Exploring the Timeless Charm of Suzhou’s Pingjiang Road
Experience Suzhou’s Pingjiang Road, where history comes alive along peaceful canals and ancient alleyways. Wander picturesque streets lined with traditional architecture, cozy teahouses, and unique boutiques.
China Pledges to Enhance Education Cooperation with Africa and UNESCO
China’s Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang announces plans to strengthen education cooperation and cultural exchanges with Africa and UNESCO, including establishing a heritage protection trust fund to safeguard Africa’s cultural heritage.
From Black Sand to Exquisite Pottery: Yingjing’s 2,300-Year-Old Craft
Discover the ancient art of Yingjing black sand pottery from southwest China’s Sichuan Province, a 2,300-year-old craft that embodies the harmonious relationship between man and nature.
Artisan’s Swift Paper-Cutting Demonstration Highlights China’s Fengning Manchu Craft
At an exhibition in Xinjiang, artisan Shi Junfeng showcased Fengning Manchu paper-cutting, a 300-year-old craft from Hebei Province, crafting a paper gourd adorned with the character ‘shou’ symbolizing life.
Guarding the Past: Li Yong’s Journey Back to the Great Wall
Li Yong returned to his hometown in Hebei Province to become a volunteer guardian of the Great Wall. Every day, he patrols on foot, protecting the centuries-old legacy of the Ming Dynasty.
The Imperfect Beauty of a Gilded Tang Dynasty Bodhisattva
Discover the imperfect beauty of a gilded Tang Dynasty Bodhisattva statue at the Shanxi Museum—a timeless treasure reflecting China’s rich cultural heritage.
Chenpi: The Centuries-Old Journey from Citrus Peel to Healing Elixir
Discover the 700-year-old tradition of chenpi, the dried citrus peel from Xinhui District in Guangdong Province, cherished in traditional Chinese medicine for its healing properties.