
Micro-Drama Series Breathes Life into Ancient Texts Online
A pioneering micro-drama series about preserving ancient books has launched online, captivating young audiences and highlighting the importance of cultural heritage.
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A pioneering micro-drama series about preserving ancient books has launched online, captivating young audiences and highlighting the importance of cultural heritage.
As Beijing’s hutongs face modern development, residents seek harmony between tradition and innovation. This article explores how an old hutong finds balance amidst rapid urban change.
Discover China’s dedicated efforts to preserve its rich heritage, from Beijing’s ancient timekeepers and the Great Wall’s preservation to Macao’s artistic renaissance and wildlife conservation in Sichuan.
As Nigeria embraces modernity, the Igbo people are revitalizing their traditions through Igbo Day, a festival celebrating and preserving their cultural heritage amid Western influences.
Discover the rich Hakka heritage of Guanyang Village in southeast China’s Fujian Province, where the iconic Fujian Tulou earthen buildings connect people through centuries of communal living.
India’s rich heritage is under threat due to urbanization and environmental changes. Historian Swapna Liddle calls for immediate action to preserve overlooked historic sites before they are lost forever.
Historic England’s Charles Smith discusses transforming a 19th-century cotton mill into a modern commercial space while retaining its heritage features.
Sound artist Colin Chinnery is preserving Beijing’s unique soundscape by recording the disappearing sounds of pigeon whistles, collaborating with master craftsman Zhang Baotong to save this ancient tradition.
Professor Yang Na’s team uses advanced technology to monitor visitor impact on the Potala Palace in Xizang, paving the way for scientific conservation methods.
Chinese musician Wan Tongshu devoted his life to preserving Uygur Muqam music in Xinjiang, rescuing this unique art form from extinction and leaving a lasting legacy.
The Beijing Central Axis has been officially inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List, highlighting its global cultural significance and ongoing preservation efforts.
A look into the Miao ethnic group’s exquisite silver-working traditions, showcasing how their craft preserves culture, aesthetic values, and ethnic identity across generations.
Shanghai’s Yangpu waterfront, known as the cradle of China’s early industries, is transforming into a national demonstration zone for protecting and reusing industrial heritage sites.
Xi Jinping, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee, inspected Hubei Province’s Xiaogan and Xianning, focusing on cultural preservation and rural revitalization efforts.
Beijing’s Central Axis, embodying a rich heritage and historical culture, was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in July. CGTN’s Tian Wei explores its global significance in cultural preservation.
A delegation from the Organization of Islamic Cooperation visited Xinjiang, praising the region’s social stability, development, and harmonious ethnic relations, and exploring opportunities for cooperation.
Egret Garden in Sichuan Province showcases how recycled materials and traditional design can blend to create a sustainable and culturally rich residence, reflecting harmony between past and future.
For 30 years, Peng Liusheng has devoted his life to preserving the ancient Dazu Rock Carvings in southwestern China, transforming from a security guard to a skilled conservationist dedicated to honoring the site’s legacy.
China’s restoration efforts at Angkor Wat are revitalizing Cambodia’s cultural heritage and helping to revive the ancient martial art of Bokator.
Discover how master craftsman Wang Jikang is breathing new life into China’s ancient buildings, preserving cultural heritage through dedicated restoration over his four-decade-long career.