Unveiling the Significance of the Dragon Dance in Chinese Culture
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.
News & Insights Across Asia
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.
An artisan couple in China’s mountains is preserving the ancient craft of bamboo paper-making, ensuring that this heritage, known for its resilience and smoothness, remains alive for future generations.
Explore the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Museum and uncover China’s millennia-old pottery heritage, witnessing the artistry and craftsmanship that define the Porcelain Capital.
The Ice Dragon Boat Competition in Yinchuan City, Ningxia, saw over 400 participants racing across frozen lakes, blending cultural heritage with winter sports to promote healthy living and tourism.
Discover Fuzhou’s Bodiless Lacquerware Painting, a traditional Chinese craft that brings lifelike art to life through ingenious techniques.
Master craftsman Xu Songsheng from Fujian Province has dedicated over 40 years to perfecting the art of tiling in Hakka Tulou construction, preserving a vital cultural heritage.
Discover how Yuan Xiuying’s lifelong dedication to Zherong paper cutting breathes life into this ancient art, reflecting local customs with thoughtfulness and aspiration.
Saint Sophia Cathedral in Harbin shines brightly at night, highlighting the city’s rich cultural and historical evolution. This iconic landmark now serves as the Harbin Architectural Art Gallery.
Discover how master craftsman Cui Chaorong is preserving the ancient art of Xiamen Lacquer Thread Sculpting, keeping a rich cultural tradition alive.
Master woodcarver Zhen Chunhui from Fujian Province has dedicated over 30 years to Putian woodcarving, transforming wood into living embodiments of Chinese tradition and poetry.
Thousands gathered at China’s Longmen Grottoes as the Lushena Buddha was illuminated for New Year festivities, celebrating the Year of the Dragon and highlighting the site’s rich cultural heritage.
Discover Xinjiang’s Heavenly Lake, the Pearl of Tian Shan. Explore crystal-clear waters, lush forests, and rich cultural heritage at this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Beijing Grand Canal Museum opened on December 27, inviting visitors to explore the world’s longest ancient canal and its profound impact on China’s culture and society.
Chongqing, known as the ‘Mountain City,’ seamlessly blends natural beauty with urban sophistication. Explore this captivating metropolis where tradition meets modernity along the banks of the Yangtze River.
An aid group from Shanghai has revitalized pulu, an ancient Tibetan woolen fabric, by integrating modern designs, boosting local employment, and bringing this traditional craft to the global stage.
A heavy snowfall on December 11 transformed Pingyao Ancient City into a stunning winter wonderland, highlighting the timeless beauty of its ancient architecture and rich cultural heritage.