Echoes of Tradition: Preserving the 1,600-Year-Old Eagle Flute on the Tibetan Plateau
Preserving Tibet’s ancient eagle flute faces challenges as artisans struggle to find skilled successors and suitable materials.
February 2024
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Cheeky Giant Panda Meng Meng Enjoys Snowy Days at Wuhan Zoo
At Wuhan Zoo, Meng Meng the giant panda delights visitors with playful antics and snowy adventures.
200-Meter Dragon Lantern Lights Up Beijing’s Shichahai for Chinese New Year
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Giant Animated Dragon Unveiled at Beijing’s Old Summer Palace
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Beijing Hosts Majestic Dragon Exhibition Featuring Rare Jade Relics
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Jiexiu Illuminates Night with Stunning ‘Iron Flower’ Show
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Discover China’s 21 New 5A Rated Scenic Gems
China’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism has announced 21 new 5A rated scenic sites, featuring stunning natural landscapes and rich historical landmarks.
Japan Invests $7.7M in Soil Cleanup at Fukuoka’s Former US Base
Japan’s Fukuoka Airport authorities spent over $7.7 million in 2022 addressing soil contamination from a former US military base, tackling benzene and lead pollution.
Unprecedented Rainfall in Antarctica: A Climate Change Signal?
Antarctica saw rare rainfall in January, linked to rapid polar warming. Experts warn such events may increase, impacting penguins and the region’s icy ecosystem.