Dayan Pagoda Illuminates Xi’an as 2026 Approaches
Xi’an’s 1,300-year-old Dayan Pagoda dazzles with new year illuminations, blending Tang Dynasty heritage with modern technology as 2026 approaches.
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Temple of Heaven Illuminates History Through Modern Nightscapes
Beijing’s Temple of Heaven unveils mesmerizing night illumination, blending ancient architecture with modern light technology while preserving cultural legacy.
Mo Manor: Jiangnan’s Architectural Gem Epitomizes Timeless Elegance
Explore Mo Manor, a Qing Dynasty architectural marvel in Zhejiang, embodying Jiangnan’s cultural legacy and merchant history. A journey through China’s living heritage.
Potala Palace’s Golden Legacy: A Himalayan Fusion of Art and Faith
The Potala Palace’s golden roofs embody Xizang’s architectural synthesis, blending Himalayan craftsmanship with Buddhist traditions across centuries of cultural exchange.
Sino-Cambodian Team Restores Khmer Glory at Ta Keo Temple
Chinese and Cambodian experts revive Angkor-era carvings through cutting-edge science and traditional craftsmanship, boosting cultural tourism and regional ties.
Unlocking Tang Dynasty Secrets: The Architectural Marvel of Foguang Temple’s East Hall
Discover how Foguang Temple’s East Hall, China’s largest Tang wooden structure, reveals ancient engineering genius through its earthquake-resistant design and timeless aesthetics.
China-Japan Architectural Dialogues Highlight Shared Cultural Legacy
Centuries of architectural exchange between China and Japan reveal deep cultural connections, influencing modern sustainability efforts and heritage preservation.
Ancient Treasures Damaged as Earthquake Rocks Myanmar
Myanmar’s cultural heritage faces new challenges after a major earthquake damages Mandalay Palace ruins and closes the historic U Bein Bridge indefinitely.
South Korea Wildfires Claim 27 Lives, Damage Historic Temples
Deadly wildfires in South Korea leave 27 dead, destroy ancient temples, and prompt mass evacuations, highlighting climate challenges.
Art Meets History: Paper-Cutting Installation Revives Guangdong’s Forgotten Stories
Chen Fenwan’s paper-cutting installation ‘A Wall’ at Beijing’s Nanchizi Museum revives the stories of Guangdong’s Taipingxu area through intricate artworks capturing historical traces.