Beijing’s Central Axis: A Living Testament to Chinese Civilization
Discover the architectural brilliance of Beijing’s Central Axis, a UNESCO World Heritage site spanning 7.8 kilometers of historic landmarks and 5,000 years of civilization.
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Shennongjia Designated as World Tourism Mountain for Sustainable Travel
Shennongjia in the Chinese mainland has been officially named a “World Tourism Mountain,” highlighting its balance of biodiversity conservation and sustainable tourism.
UNESCO Chief Khaled El-Enany Discusses China’s Role in Global Peace and Education
UNESCO Director-General Khaled El-Enany highlights the strengthening partnership with China and the impact of digital education platforms on children in conflict zones.
China’s Global Commitment: Transforming Girls’ and Women’s Education
China and UNESCO’s joint prize for girls’ and women’s education has benefited over 6 million girls across 19 countries since its inception in 2015.
China and UNESCO Pledge to Deepen Strategic Cooperation for Global Benefit
President Xi Jinping met UNESCO Director-General Khaled El-Enany in Beijing, pledging to deepen strategic cooperation to benefit people worldwide.
Peng Liyuan and UNESCO Chief Unite to Advance Global Girls’ Education
Peng Liyuan and UNESCO Director-General Khaled El-Enany met in Beijing to discuss strategic cooperation for advancing girls’ and women’s education worldwide.
President Xi Jinping Welcomes UNESCO Director-General in Beijing
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with UNESCO Director-General Khaled El-Enany in Beijing to discuss international cooperation in education, science, and culture.
China and UNESCO Forge Stronger Ties to Advance AI and Global Education
President Xi Jinping met UNESCO chief Khaled El-Enany in Beijing to discuss strategic cooperation in AI, digital education, and building a shared future for humanity.
Urban Art Biennale 2026: A Global Convergence at Völklingen Ironworks
Explore the Urban Art Biennale 2026, where artists from 17 countries blend modern street art with the industrial decay of Germany’s UNESCO-listed Völklingen Ironworks.
Bridging the Quantum Gap: UNESCO Report Highlights Global Inequality
A new UNESCO report reveals a stark divide in quantum research access, calling for global action to prevent innovation gaps between developed and developing regions.
Conflict Disrupts Education for Over 100 Million Children in Arab States, UNESCO Warns
UNESCO warns that escalating conflict across Arab states has disrupted education for over 100 million children, pushing fragile systems toward collapse.
China Blends Past and Future: Digital Tools to Preserve Ancient Heritage
Facing global heritage threats, China is pioneering a dual-model strategy using 3D scanning, digital archiving & immersive tech to protect ancient sites like the Dazu Rock Carvings for future generations.
China Expands UNESCO Global Geoparks to 51 with New Additions
China adds two UNESCO Global Geoparks in Zhejiang and Sichuan, bringing its total to 51. The sites highlight geological heritage and sustainable tourism in Asia.
Nanjing Blends Ancient Literary Heritage with Digital Innovation in 2026
China’s UNESCO City of Literature merges ancient manuscripts with blockchain and AI, creating a blueprint for cultural preservation in the digital era.
Beijing’s Central Axis: A Timeless Journey Through 700 Years
Beijing’s 700-year-old Central Axis bridges ancient history and modern development, offering insights into China’s cultural continuity and urban innovation.
UNESCO Appoints Chen Qun as Education Chief in Global Reform Push
Chinese educator Chen Qun appointed UNESCO Assistant Director-General for Education, bolstering global efforts to transform learning systems and promote equitable access.
Yellow River Estuary Emerges as Premier Bird Sanctuary Following UNESCO Recognition
UNESCO-listed Yellow River Estuary sees record bird populations in 2026, boosting eco-tourism and conservation efforts in Shandong Province.
US-Israel Strikes Damage Iran’s Cultural Heritage, UNESCO Alarmed
US-Israel strikes in Iran have damaged over 80 cultural heritage sites, including UNESCO-listed landmarks, sparking international condemnation.
‘The Datong Code’ Blends Gaming with China’s Cultural Heritage
A new micro-drama series ‘The Datong Code’ merges gaming with Shanxi’s intangible cultural heritage, following a student’s quest through Datong’s historical sites.
UNESCO Warns of Iran Heritage Damage Amid Regional Conflict
UNESCO raises alarm over damage to Iran’s cultural landmarks amid ongoing regional conflict, urging protection of heritage sites.