News & Insights Across Asia
Two teams from China Academy of Art won top honors at the first Cultural China Innovation and Creativity Competition, showcasing graduate students’ exploration of traditional culture through diverse artistic expressions.
Chinese youth are using the internet to breathe new life into traditional culture, with innovators like Lang Jiaziyu and content creators like “Jiang Xunqian” leading the way.
SoReal Science Fiction Paradise breathes new life into Beijing’s historic Shougang Park, blending cutting-edge “5G+XR” technology with century-old heritage.
Discover how Fuzhou’s cork painting blends tradition and innovation, transforming imported techniques into a unique Chinese art form that showcases the city’s rich cultural heritage.
The 26th Shanghai International Film Festival highlights AI, animation, and emerging Chinese films, featuring insights from Tony Leung Ka-Fai and a captivating art exhibition by a renowned couple.
Artisan Wang Chengfeng revitalizes Wangmantian’s ancient fish-shaped lantern tradition using durable fabrics, bringing Anhui’s luminous heritage to a global audience.
An AI-powered conductor led a folk music concert at a Shanghai festival, astonishing audiences with a futuristic fusion of technology and tradition.
Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasizes cultural protection and innovation, calling for efforts to build a modern Chinese civilization.
The 20th Shenzhen ICIF showcases over 300 creative cultural products, highlighting China’s rich cultural innovation and attracting global attention.
China Media Group’s ‘Play of All-Beings’ series breathes new life into traditional Chinese opera, blending modern techniques to captivate young audiences.
Renowned artist Zhou Jingxin has won awards at five consecutive national fine arts exhibitions, each time with unique works, embodying his belief that an artist should transcend trends and the times.
Artist Wen Fang from a remote Asian village transforms rubbish into high-fashion clothing, captivating the world with his innovative designs that find beauty in discarded materials.
Budapest’s TRIP culture center transforms a Danube River ship into Hungary’s first quarantine theater, streaming plays online amid the COVID-19 lockdown.