China Tourism Day 2024 Kicks Off in Ningbo with Cultural Showcase
China Tourism Day 2024 launches in Ningbo, blending ancient cultural heritage with modern tourism innovation and sustainable development strategies.
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Samarkand: Silk Road’s Timeless Jewel Blends History & Culture
Explore Samarkand, Uzbekistan’s ancient Silk Road gem, where Timurid-era architecture and rich cultural heritage continue to enchant global travelers and historians alike.
China’s Winter Sports Boom & Cultural Renaissance Explored in Latest Episode
Explore China’s ice hockey culture, indoor ski resorts, and Su Dongpo’s legacy in a journey through winter sports and cultural resilience.
New Stage Production Serves Up Cantonese Culinary Heritage
National Theatre of China’s new production blends Cantonese culinary traditions with historical storytelling through innovative stagecraft, running May 21-25.
Almaty: Kazakhstan’s Cultural Crown Jewel Beckons Global Travelers
Explore Almaty, Kazakhstan’s cultural heart, where snow-capped mountains meet vibrant traditions. A must-visit for travelers and investors alike in Central Asia.
Huang Zhou’s South China Sea Legacy Inspires Art Retrospective
A centenary retrospective celebrates artist Huang Zhou’s iconic depictions of life and defense efforts in China’s South China Sea region through vivid sketches and historical narratives.
Ancient Figurine Sparks Hanfu Revival at Luoyang Museum
A 1,500-year-old pottery figurine inspires modern hanfu-clad visitors to recreate its iconic hand-holding pose at Luoyang Museum, blending ancient art with contemporary culture.
Xizang’s Black-Necked Cranes: Symbols of Harmony and Heritage
Xizang marks 74th liberation anniversary with documentary on revered black-necked cranes, blending ecological conservation and cultural traditions.
Xi Jinping Visits Luoyang, Blends Industry and Heritage
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s Luoyang visit highlights industrial growth and cultural preservation, emphasizing China’s balanced development strategy.
National Museum Unveils Ancient China Through 115 Artifacts
The National Museum of China’s new book explores 115 artifacts bridging ancient history with modern insights, offering fresh perspectives on Chinese civilization’s evolution.
Ancient Silk Manuscripts Return to China After Decades in US
2,300-year-old Chu Silk Manuscripts return to Beijing from US museum, set for public display in July following cultural diplomacy efforts.
Suzhou Archaeological Museum Draws Global Attention with Ancient Treasures
The newly opened Suzhou Archaeological Museum captivates visitors with a Three Kingdoms-era tomb and artifacts spanning millennia, offering insights into Jiangsu’s rich history.
China’s Museums Hit Record 1.49 Billion Visits in 2024
China’s museums saw record 1.49 billion visits in 2024, with free admission at 90% of institutions and 43,000 exhibitions driving cultural engagement.
Civilizations Shine: Unraveling China’s 5,000-Year Cultural Legacy
CGTN’s ‘Civilizations Shine’ series explores China’s 5,000-year heritage through artifacts and architecture, revealing the essence of its enduring cultural legacy.
Chinese Museums Embrace STEAM, Culture in Hands-On Workshops
Sichuan University Museum’s live workshop on International Museum Day highlights blending STEAM education with intangible heritage crafts, engaging youth in preserving ancient traditions.
Digital Tech Revives 2,000-Year-Old Han Dynasty Silk Robe
AI and 3D modeling bring a 2,000-year-old Han Dynasty silk robe back to life, revealing ancient Chinese textile mastery through digital preservation.
Ancient Chu Silk Manuscripts Repatriated to China After Decades Abroad
Over 2,000-year-old Chu Silk Manuscripts, taken to the US in 1946, return to China in a landmark cultural repatriation effort.
Ancient Silk Scripts Reborn as Digital Font After 2,000 Years
2,000-year-old silk manuscripts from China’s Han Dynasty transformed into functional digital font through archaeological-tech collaboration.
Religious Harmony Flourishes in Southwest China’s Xizang
Xizang Autonomous Region demonstrates religious coexistence with Tibetan Buddhism, Islam, and Catholicism supported by infrastructure reforms and social welfare initiatives.
Beijing Exhibition Highlights Gardens as Humanity’s Timeless Muse
Beijing’s Palace Museum exhibition explores gardens as cross-cultural inspirations, from China’s Orchid Pavilion to Monet’s water lilies, bridging art and ecology.