Ancient Shipwreck Sparks New Chapter in Chinese mainland-ASEAN-GCC Ties
The Batu Hitam shipwreck brings millennia-old Maritime Silk Road heritage to life as ASEAN, the Chinese mainland and GCC launch their first trilateral summit in Kuala Lumpur.
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GandhÄran Art Shapes Asian Civilizations at Zhejiang Exhibition
Explore how GandhÄran art, born at a Silk Road crossroads, influenced Buddhist imagery from China’s Yungang caves to Korea and Japan, now showcased in Zhejiang University’s exhibition.
Real vs. Robotic: Police Dog Meets Patrol Robot at Gaokao
At a Gaokao exam venue in Guangzhou, Bibi, a police dog sniffing for explosives, meets a high-tech robotic patrol partner. A curious encounter blending tradition and innovation in public security.
Unearthing Liangzhu: Secrets of a 5,300-Year-Old Civilization
Discover Liangzhu, a 5,300-year-old ancient city in the Yangtze River Delta of the Chinese mainland with massive walls, water systems and ritual jade artifacts.
CMG Debuts ‘Sailing Toward the Sea’ Docuseries on China’s Oceanic Ambitions
China Media Group’s new docuseries ‘Sailing Toward the Sea’ explores tech innovation, ecological stewardship and socioeconomic transformation along China’s 18,000-km coastline.
Kazakhstanâs Spirit of Tengri: Ancient Traditions Meet Modern Ethnic Beats
Almatyâs Spirit of Tengri festival blends ancient traditions with modern beats at Central Asiaâs largest contemporary ethnic music celebration.
Sandu’aoâs Sustainable Shift Heralds World Ocean Day
On World Ocean Day, Sanduâao, a historic floating fishing village on the Chinese mainland, adopts eco-friendly aquaculture to safeguard marine ecosystems and local livelihoods.
Qinhuangdao Students Turn Trash into Ocean Art for World Oceans Day
Primary school students in Qinhuangdao turn recycled materials into ocean-themed art to celebrate World Oceans Day and raise marine conservation awareness.
432 Robots Walk 7,500-Tonne Shanghai Shikumen Complex Home
A 7,500-tonne Shikumen complex in Shanghai was returned to its original site with 432 robotic walkers, moving at 10 meters per day from May 19 to June 7.
The Singing Clay of Guizhou: Inside China’s Whistle Art
Discover Guizhou’s singing clay whistles with inheritor Wang Dengshu. Explore centuries-old techniques and vibrant designs in this dynamic heritage feature.