Hainan’s Living Heritage: Preserving Culture in 2025
Explore Hainan’s 32 protected cultural traditions, from dragon boat races to artisan crafts, as the island balances heritage preservation with modern development in 2025.
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Awakening Lion Roars: Bridging Tradition and Global Culture
China’s ancient Awakening Lion dance evolves as global cultural phenomenon, blending tradition with modern innovation while captivating international audiences in 2025.
Hunan Swordsman Masters Ancient Meishan Martial Arts Tradition
Discover how Hu Jianfeng’s mastery of Meishan Wushu – a Chinese intangible cultural heritage – bridges ancient martial traditions with modern cultural preservation during the National Games.
Foshan Wing Chun: Unveiling the Legacy of a Martial Arts Treasure
Explore Foshan Wing Chun, a Chinese martial art recognized as national intangible cultural heritage, through insights from Ip Man’s successor Dong Chonghua.
Beijing Lantern Art Illuminates Cultural Heritage and Innovation
Discover Beijing’s centuries-old lantern art, a blend of craftsmanship and cultural symbolism, kept alive by artisans like Liu Shaobai.
Beijing Hosts Global Dialogue on Intangible Cultural Heritage
The 2025 Beijing International Week of Intangible Cultural Heritage unites over 60 countries and regions, showcasing 10,000 exhibits to foster global cultural exchange.
Bilingual Shadow Puppet Show Bridges Cultures in Beijing
US and Chinese teens explore shadow puppetry’s cultural legacy through bilingual performances and hands-on workshops in Beijing.
Paper Dragons Illuminate China’s National Day Celebrations with Cultural Splendor
China’s National Day celebrations showcase vibrant intangible cultural heritage, featuring Shanxi’s handcrafted paper dragons and traditional folk performances across the country.
Xinjiang Museum Unveils Global Intangible Heritage Treasures
Xinjiang’s new cultural museum showcases 3,000 artifacts and live traditions from China and Belt and Road nations, blending heritage preservation with interactive experiences.
Master Chen Yijing: 50 Years Preserving Shoushan Stone Art
Discover Master Chen Yijing’s 50-year journey preserving Fuzhou\u2019s Shoushan stone carving, a national intangible cultural heritage blending nature and artistry.
Zhejiang’s Ancient Salt-Making Tradition Shines on World Maritime Day
Discover how Zhejiang’s 1,300-year-old sea salt sun-drying tradition aligns with World Maritime Day’s 2025 theme, blending cultural preservation with environmental stewardship.
Cultural Inheritor Revives Uyghur Crafts in Xinjiang
Gulixian left her city job to preserve Uyghur cultural heritage in Xinjiang, using short videos to revive ancient crafts and attract 500k followers.
Kazakh Embroidery: Stitching Tradition into Modern Xinjiang
Discover how Hatima Ainaidou preserves 2,000-year-old Kazakh embroidery traditions in Xinjiang, blending cultural heritage with modern enterprise.
Uygur Pottery: Ancient Craft Thrives in Modern Kashi
Discover how Uygur artisans in China’s Xinjiang region keep ancient pottery traditions alive through handcrafted creations recognized as national cultural heritage.
Gansu’s Cultural Treasures Shine in CMG’s Heritage Program
CMG’s latest program highlights Gansu’s intangible cultural heritage, blending tradition with modern storytelling to engage global audiences.
Mongolian Bökh Wrestling: Preserving the Spirit of the Steppe
Mongolia’s ancient Bökh wrestling tradition gains recognition as Chinese intangible cultural heritage, preserving warrior spirit through physical artistry.
Cultural Speedrun: Xihai 2261 Showcases Qinghai’s Living Heritage
CGTN’s Yang Xinmeng explores Qinghai’s ancient crafts at Xihai 2261 Fair, highlighting efforts to preserve intangible cultural heritage through hands-on experiences.
Tianjin’s Clay Art Legacy Lives On Through Master Zhang Yu
Sixth-generation artisan Zhang Yu preserves Tianjin’s soul through Clay Figure Zhang, blending 200-year-old techniques with modern artistic innovation.
Tibetan Opera: A UNESCO-Recognized Beacon of Cultural Heritage
Explore Tibetan Opera, a UNESCO-listed art blending music, dance, and storytelling, reflecting centuries of tradition and hope in Asia’s cultural landscape.
Oil-Paper Umbrellas Dance: Reviving China’s Cultural Heritage
A mesmerizing blend of oil-paper umbrellas and traditional dance showcases China’s cultural revival through youthful innovation, bridging ancient heritage with modern creativity.
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