“The Heir” Series Sparks Cultural Tourism and Heritage Boom in Anhui
The hit series “The Heir” is driving a surge in cultural tourism and appreciation for intangible heritage in Anhui Province, attracting over 50,000 visitors to themed exhibits.
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The hit series “The Heir” is driving a surge in cultural tourism and appreciation for intangible heritage in Anhui Province, attracting over 50,000 visitors to themed exhibits.
Discover how artisans at Chagan Lake in the Chinese mainland are transforming traditional fish skin into exquisite art and jewelry, blending heritage with modern fashion.
The first major TV drama focusing on Anhui’s intangible ink culture, “Jia Ye” (Family Legacy), premieres on CCTV-8 this Sunday, May 17.
Discover how the Chinese mainland is leveraging state support and Gen Z creativity to transform intangible cultural heritage into a thriving modern industry.
The annual Baojing Sanyuesan Festival in Guizhou celebrates Dong ethnic culture through music, ancient courtship rituals, and community gatherings, showcasing a living intangible heritage.
How a viral moment at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics introduced the world to the traditional Chinese art of dough figurine making and its enduring cultural significance.
Baojing Dong Village in Guizhou recently celebrated its annual March 3rd Song Festival, a vibrant display of Dong ethnic traditions, music, and community spirit.
The dough figurine artist who charmed Prince Albert II during the Beijing 2022 Olympics shares the story and significance of this traditional Chinese craft in a recent interview.
Hainan’s purple clay cups and blockchain-authenticated porcelain redefine cultural exports at 2026 expo, blending tradition with modern innovation.
Tibetan Thangka painting evolves in 2026 through digital preservation, cross-cultural innovation, and contemporary social applications, maintaining its relevance across centuries.
Hakka communities in Fujian revive ancient spring planting rituals, blending spiritual traditions with hopes for agricultural prosperity in 2026.
The Datong Code finale questions preservation through immersion as Kai discovers cultural heritage’s true essence during a pivotal New Year’s Eve gathering.
Latest Datong Code episode highlights Shanxi’s ancient fermentation techniques, blending cultural preservation with engaging storytelling.
Discover Shunde’s gambiered Canton gauze, a silk masterpiece crafted with gambier juice and river mud, celebrated as China’s ‘soft gold’ and a cultural treasure.
Shoushan stone carving, a 1,500-year-old Chinese craft, gains new admirers at Beijing’s premier jewelry and jade festival, highlighting cultural preservation efforts.
Three generations of Xiamen artisans preserve the ancient dragon and tiger lantern craft, a symbol of cultural identity and spiritual protection in Fujian Province.
Artisans in Xinjiang preserve Uygur history through intricate gourd pyrography, blending ancient techniques with modern cultural preservation efforts.
Guizhou’s Miao community dazzles with 300-year-old Spark-Breathing Dragon Dance, blending cultural preservation with fiery Lantern Festival celebrations.
Xinjiang hosts groundbreaking Lantern Festival event blending southern Chinese heritage with northwestern ethnic traditions through dance and music performances.
Wuxi’s Taibo Temple Fair combines film technology with ancient traditions, offering immersive cultural experiences through augmented reality and heritage workshops in 2026.