Xixia Imperial Tombs Earn UNESCO Recognition as China’s 60th World Heritage Site
China’s Xixia Imperial Tombs gain UNESCO World Heritage status, marking the country’s 60th listed site and showcasing 11th-century cultural achievements.
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China’s Xixia Imperial Tombs gain UNESCO World Heritage status, marking the country’s 60th listed site and showcasing 11th-century cultural achievements.
Kenya unveils photo exhibition marking 620 years since Zheng He’s voyages and 62 years of China-Kenya diplomatic ties, blending history with modern cultural exchange.
A Chinese ceramic artist blends Türkiye’s tulip motifs with traditional eggshell black pottery, symbolizing cross-cultural collaboration along the Silk Road in 2025.
From uncovering ancient Silk Road secrets in Gansu to the bustling winter tourism in Harbin, and strengthening ties with Tanzania, China’s cultural and economic developments continue to captivate the world.
Explore China’s Silk Road heritage and winter wonders through Dunhuang’s new skating show, Harbin’s booming winter tourism, and the cultural treasures of the Xinjiang Museum.
In an electrifying new ice show, the ancient cave art of Dunhuang skates into audiences’ hearts, blending history with modern performance to celebrate the rich cultural heritage of the Silk Road.
‘The Summoning of Dunhuang’, a groundbreaking stage production, breathes new life into the ancient Silk Road city’s legacy through music, dance, and multimedia art at Beijing’s National Speed Skating Oval.
China’s deep-sea archaeologists uncover ancient shipwrecks in the South China Sea, revealing Silk Road treasures. The CGTN documentary ‘Silk Road Sunken Treasures’ showcases this groundbreaking expedition.
Silk Road Sunken Treasures,” a new CGTN documentary, showcases China’s latest breakthroughs in deep-sea archaeology, revealing the hidden history of the Maritime Silk Road.”
CGTN’s new documentary ‘Silk Road Sunken Treasures’ premieres on December 28, unveiling ancient artifacts recovered from the Maritime Silk Road that shed light on Asia’s rich history of trade and cultural exchange.
A modern deep-sea expedition in the South China Sea uncovers 500-year-old treasures from two lost voyages, revealing a rich history of trade and cultural connections along the maritime Silk Road.
Kashgar, an ancient city along the Silk Road, continues to evolve culturally and economically. Modern transportation has bridged distances, while tea houses echo its rich trade heritage.
The immersive live show “Ancient Sound of Dunhuang” in northwest China’s Gansu Province transports audiences back to the Silk Road era, bringing Dunhuang’s heritage to life through music, dance, and visual artistry.
China’s National Theatre presents ‘The Summoning of Dunhuang,’ a groundbreaking musical drama that blends historical and futuristic elements to bring the Silk Road heritage to the modern stage.
Samarkand, the ancient jewel of Uzbekistan, captivates with its stunning architecture and rich history at the heart of the Silk Road.
11-year-old Jasper Lu explores China’s ancient wonders along the Silk Road, embracing his heritage and finding inspiration for his art.
The world’s largest blue-and-white porcelain plate, the “Silk Road Legend,” was unveiled in Jingdezhen City, highlighting the rich cultural heritage of the ancient Silk Road and Chinese ceramics.
Discover how Oman’s National Museum unveils historical connections with the Chinese mainland through artifacts highlighting centuries of cultural exchange along the Silk Road.
Explore the rich history of Oman and the Chinese mainland at the National Museum of Oman, where artifacts highlight centuries-old connections through the Silk Road.
Azerbaijan and China celebrate strengthened ties as they elevate their relationship to a strategic partnership, building on shared cultural values and historical connections along the Silk Road.