Shaolin Generations: Ancient Martial Arts Thrive in Modern China
Discover how Shaolin Temple’s ancient martial arts traditions are preserved through generations of practitioners, from children to adults, amidst serene winter settings.
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Rain Water Solar Term Marks Spring’s Arrival in the Chinese Mainland
Today marks the start of Rain Water (Yushui), the second solar term of the Chinese calendar, symbolizing the onset of spring with rising temperatures and increased precipitation.
Reflections on China’s Spring Festival: Embracing Tradition and Change in 2025
An exploration of China’s Spring Festival traditions through the eyes of a long-time resident, reflecting on vibrant celebrations and the deep cultural significance of welcoming the Year of the Wood Snake in 2025.
Embracing Traditions: A German’s 51-Year Journey Through China’s Spring Festival
German film producer Uwe Kräuter shares his reflections on over 50 years in China, highlighting the evolving celebrations of Christmas and the Spring Festival.
Vibrant Traditions: How Hong Kong SAR Celebrates Chinese New Year
Discover how Hong Kong SAR celebrates Chinese New Year with vibrant parades, fireworks, and age-old traditions that fill the city streets with joy and cultural richness.
Staying Up Late: China’s Time-Honored Tradition to Usher in the New Year
Discover the rich traditions of Layue, the twelfth month of China’s lunar calendar, and the enduring custom of staying up late on Chinese New Year’s Eve to welcome the New Year.
Steamed Buns and Prosperity: A Chinese New Year Tradition
Discover the rich tradition of steaming buns during Layue, the twelfth month of the Chinese calendar. Learn how this ancient custom symbolizes prosperity and brings families together for the New Year.
Uros of Lake Titicaca: Ancient Traditions Meet Modern Technology
The Uros people of Lake Titicaca have lived on floating reed islands for over 600 years. Embracing modern technology like solar panels and TikTok, they preserve their ancient traditions while connecting with the world.
China Showcases Rich Cultural Heritage Through Festivals and Arts
China celebrates its rich cultural heritage through festivals and conventions, highlighting traditional arts like shadow puppetry, bead embroidery, Peking Opera, and more.
Looking Back, Looking Forward: The Changing World of Chinese Weddings
From modest ceremonies in the 1960s to today’s lavish celebrations, Chinese weddings have transformed alongside the nation’s development. Discover how AI technology is unveiling this remarkable evolution.
Syrian Family Celebrates Chinese New Year, Blending Cultures in Nanjing
Syrian family embraces Chinese New Year traditions in Nanjing, blending their own customs with Chinese festivities to create a unique celebration of culture and family.
Guangzhou’s Floating Flower Market Blossoms Ahead of Chinese New Year
Guangzhou’s floating flower market has opened ahead of Chinese New Year, inviting visitors to select flowers to decorate their homes, a tradition believed to bring good luck and prosperity.
Rediscovering ‘Ganji’: Rural China’s Vibrant New Year Shopping Fairs
Traditional “ganji” fairs in rural China offer a vibrant glimpse into Lunar New Year preparations, where both rural residents and urban visitors shop for festive necessities and experience cultural heritage.
Celebrating Chongyang: China’s Double Ninth Festival Unveiled
Discover the traditions of China’s Chongyang Festival on October 23, celebrating elders, climbing mountains, and embracing rich cultural heritage.
The Sacred Grain: Thailand’s Rice Goddess Phosop and Cultural Traditions
Explore the cultural significance of rice in Thailand through Phosop, the rice goddess, and discover how this sacred grain shapes the nation’s traditions and identity.