News & Insights Across Asia
As age dims his sight, elder musician Yugu from Amdo County seeks to pass on the art of the eagle flute to his granddaughter, striving to preserve a fading tradition in Xizang’s highlands.
The ancient city of Luoyang in Henan Province celebrated Chinese New Year with a spectacular display of iron flower crafting, enchanting visitors with a dazzling iron flower rain that lit up the night sky.
Artisans in Chaozhou, Guangdong Province, are finalizing twin porcelain dragons to adorn a new cultural center, showcasing the city’s rich tradition of inlaid porcelain and commitment to preserving cultural heritage.
Beijing’s traditional Spring Festival temple fairs return after a three-year pandemic hiatus, reviving cultural celebrations and boosting tourism.
Molten iron ‘flowers’ lit up the night sky over a lake in Nanjing, as the ancient ‘datiehua’ fireworks tradition dazzled visitors. The 1,000-year-old practice remains a vivid part of China’s cultural heritage.
Fujian Province’s Yutian Ancient Chinese Jade Museum attracts visitors with its vast collection of jade artifacts spanning from the Stone Age to the Qing dynasty, showcasing China’s rich cultural heritage.
Discover how three Tibetan eagle flute masters strive to preserve an ancient musical tradition by mentoring new musicians to carry on the haunting melodies of this sacred instrument.
The snow-covered Baiju Monastery in Shigatse City, Xizang, dazzles visitors with its enchanting winter scenery, highlighting the historical and cultural significance of this 15th-century Tibetan Buddhist site.
The 7th Xianghu Lake Fish Festival began in Hangzhou, uniting citizens and fishermen in a vibrant celebration of tradition, gratitude, and hopes for the Chinese New Year.
Explore the ancient art of earthen pottery with the Pula people of Yunnan Province, a branch of the Yi ethnic group known for their rich cultural heritage and traditional craftsmanship.
The Dong ethnic group in Hubei Province celebrated New Year by welcoming visitors with a feast and traditional performances in Xuan’en County.
Join college student Zhang Yuan as he explores Shenyang’s vibrant markets, historical palace, and lively pedestrian streets, revealing the warmth and enthusiasm of this northeastern Chinese city.
Xinjiang is undergoing a digital revolution, embracing technology to preserve cultural heritage, modernize agriculture, and protect the environment, all while maintaining its rich traditions.
Explore the ancient Tuyugou Caves in Turpan, a testament to the Silk Road’s rich cultural fusion, where vivid Buddhist murals face the threat of time’s decay.
The Dong New Year Festival is a vibrant celebration in southwest China, honoring 2,500 years of tradition. Discover how the Dong people unite to pay homage to ancestors and celebrate after the harvest season.
A look into the dragon dance, a vibrant tradition in Chinese culture symbolizing power and good fortune, and its significance in bringing communities together across the world.
Discover the timeless allure of the Xi’an City Wall, China’s largest and best-preserved ancient city wall, and immerse yourself in the rich history of Xi’an, the ancient capital of China.
Discover the ancient fur skis of Altay in Xinjiang, a living fossil that reveals the region’s rich skiing heritage and enduring cultural traditions.
Temples across China are sharing Laba congee to celebrate the traditional Laba Festival, marking the day of Sakyamuni’s enlightenment and ushering in the upcoming Spring Festival.
Recent snowfall in Xi’an has transformed the city’s ancient landmarks into winter wonderlands, drawing hanfu enthusiasts who bring history to life amid the snowy backdrop of iconic sites.
