News & Insights Across Asia
Discover Malaysia’s spectacular lantern festival near Kuala Lumpur, where a Hokkien Chinese village illuminates the night with breathtaking lanterns, celebrating Chinese New Year and boosting tourism.
Discover the mesmerizing night views of Suzhou during Chinese New Year. As the most populous city in Jiangsu Province, Suzhou lights up with vibrant celebrations highlighting its rich cultural heritage.
Discover the enchanting night view of Hongya Cave in Chongqing, where traditional architecture meets modern design along the Yangtze River, creating a must-visit landmark for travelers.
An ancient art form from the Chinese mainland, the lion dance is enchanting a new generation in Malaysia. Young Malaysians are embracing this tradition, ensuring its vibrant future in the country’s diverse society.
Despite rapid modernization, China’s Spring Festival remains a vital link to its ancient traditions, uniting families and honoring cultural heritage in an increasingly urbanized society.
As we welcome the Year of the Dragon, discover how the Spring Festival unites people worldwide in a celebration of renewal, family, and cultural heritage.
A 1,600-year-old musical tradition on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau is fading. The eagle flute faces extinction. Can devoted players preserve this cultural heritage?
China’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism has granted 5A ratings to 21 new scenic sites, including the Yunhe Rice Terraces in Zhejiang Province, highlighting the nation’s rich natural and cultural attractions.
Discover Chongqing’s 18 Steps, a historic landmark where ancient architecture meets modern life. This well-preserved area offers a captivating blend of culture, cuisine, and commerce.
In Nagchu, southwest China’s Xizang Autonomous Region, generations of horsemen like Sita Wangyel preserve their cherished horse-racing traditions, showcasing enduring cultural heritage.
In Chongye County’s highlands, Grandpa Nyima aspires to revive the Jiuhe Dro Dance at the Wangguo Festival. Facing modern challenges, will tradition find its rhythm again?
‘Goddesses of Flowers’ adorned in traditional Chinese costumes grace a lake in Fuzhou, bringing vibrancy to Spring Festival celebrations and highlighting cultural heritage.
An expedition in China’s Xishuangbanna rainforest brings together a photographer, hunter, singer, and scientist to collect nature’s sounds, highlighting the deep connection between humans and the environment.
Markets in Guizhou’s Qiandongnan Prefecture come alive as chefs and artisans prepare traditional delicacies for the Chinese New Year, with residents flocking to stock up on festive foods.
Discover the enchanting night views of Hongya Cave in Chongqing, a historic landmark where traditional architecture meets modern vibrancy along the Yangtze River.
Shanxi province unveils exhibitions featuring over 130 dragon-related artifacts, tracing the evolution of the dragon motif over 4,000 years and shedding light on Chinese civilization’s roots.
Discover ‘Guomenjian,’ a vibrant paper-cutting folk art from Shandong’s Juxian County, symbolizing good fortune during China’s Spring Festival.
Lotus seeds in Wufu Ancient Town, Fujian Province, are more than a snack; they’ve become a regional symbol. Locals use them creatively, enriching cultural heritage and attracting global interest.
Discover Beijing’s double-sided Nine-Dragon Wall in Beihai Park—a splendid Qing Dynasty relic featuring vibrant dragons dancing amidst waves and clouds, showcasing ancient Chinese glazed architectural artistry.
The 10th Chongqing Tongliang Dragon Lantern Art Festival ignites the Spring Festival with mesmerizing dragon dances and iron flower blossoms, celebrating China’s rich cultural heritage.
