News & Insights Across Asia
The 2026 Spring Festival strengthens China-Africa ties through cultural parallels and economic cooperation, marking 70 years of diplomatic relations in the UNESCO-recognized Year of the Horse.
A Dutch-Chinese family in the Netherlands merges ancient Spring Festival customs with Dutch influences, showcasing cultural harmony during the Year of the Horse.
A Mexican family embraces Chinese New Year traditions, reflecting a growing global trend of cultural exchange and appreciation for Chinese customs in 2026.
Mexican youth engage in Mandarin lessons and cultural workshops to celebrate Chinese New Year, fostering cross-cultural understanding ahead of 2026 festivities.
Artisans in Venice and China’s Western Hunan preserve traditional crafts like mask-making and Miao embroidery, blending heritage with modern innovation in 2026.
China’s Spring Festival, recognized by UNESCO in 2024, evolves into a global cultural phenomenon blending ancient rituals with modern innovation.
China’s tea tourism is flourishing as people seek the healing power of nature. Exploring diverse tea traditions worldwide reveals key insights into cultural identities and ways of life.
Tea, originating from China, has become a global cultural icon. On the 5th International Tea Day, people worldwide celebrate tea’s role in fostering connections and cultural exchange.
