Quanzhou: Where People and Gods Live as Neighbors
Discover Quanzhou, a captivating Chinese city where people and gods live as neighbors. Explore its rich culture, ancient town, and stunning coastlines that leave visitors yearning for more.
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Discover Quanzhou, a captivating Chinese city where people and gods live as neighbors. Explore its rich culture, ancient town, and stunning coastlines that leave visitors yearning for more.
Nearly 200 representatives from 87 media organizations worldwide gathered in Quanzhou, China, for the 12th Global Video Media Forum to discuss video media’s role in cultural exchanges and AI applications.
Discover Lin Luan Wharf in Quanzhou, China—the historic starting point of the ancient Maritime Silk Road—where you can experience a stunning sunset steeped in history.
Discover the vibrant ceramic mosaics adorning Quanzhou’s rooftops, where artisans create colorful porcelain sculptures that bring traditional architecture to life.
Quanzhou’s Nanyang architecture showcases a harmonious blend of Chinese and Southeast Asian styles, reflecting the rich cultural heritage brought back by overseas Chinese who returned from Southeast Asia.
In Quanzhou, Fujian Province, the ancient tradition of salt-making thrives, producing high-quality sea salt through a meticulous, natural process that harnesses the coastal environment.
Music teacher from Taipei, Kuo Yi-ching, discovers her ancestral roots during a performance in Quanzhou, forging deeper connections across the Taiwan Strait.
Two brothers from Taiwan bring their grandfather’s classic recipe to Quanzhou, bridging the Taiwan Strait and sharing a traditional snack with the Chinese mainland.
Two brothers from Taiwan have opened an eatery in Quanzhou, sharing their grandfather’s traditional recipe and building a culinary bridge across the Taiwan Strait.
Discover the vibrant “Zanhuawei” headdress of Quanzhou’s Xunpu Village—a cultural treasure adorned with floral decorations, reflecting the rich heritage of Fujian Province and attracting visitors worldwide.
Discover Qingjing Mosque in Quanzhou, China’s oldest mosque—a millennium-old symbol of cultural exchange and a testament to Quanzhou’s rich multicultural heritage.
Quanzhou embraces nostalgia as collecting ’80s and ’90s memorabilia becomes a trend, transforming guesthouses into retro havens that blend traditional Minnan architecture with modern design.
Discover how Quanzhou’s Luoyang Bridge seamlessly connects the city’s rich history with its vibrant present, serving as both a historical landmark and a vital part of daily life along the Luoyang River.
Mount Qingyuan in Quanzhou, Fujian Province, offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Known as the ‘Mother Mountain,’ it boasts historical sites and breathtaking landscapes.
Explore Quanzhou, a 1,000-year-old city on the southeast coast of the Chinese mainland, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and discover its rich history, diverse culture, and architectural wonders.
Embark on a captivating city walk in Quanzhou, where ancient temples and modern life intertwine, revealing the city’s rich history and vibrant culture.
Discover Nanyin, the enchanting and soulful music tradition of Quanzhou in Fujian province, featuring elegant melodies played on unique instruments like the dongxiao and pipa, preserving ancient folk tunes and poetry.
Discover the vibrant tradition of zan hua wei in Quanzhou, where hairpin flowers bring color and life to the city, celebrating a cherished aspect of China’s national intangible cultural heritage.
Quanzhou hosted the 7th China Quanzhou International Puppet Festival, featuring over 80 performances by 35 troupes from 12 countries, showcasing the rich tradition of Chinese string puppetry.
Quanzhou, a city on China’s southeast coast, was the heart of the Maritime Silk Road, fostering trade and cultural exchange between East and West. Discover its rich heritage and lasting influence.