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The 9th International Intangible Cultural Heritage Festival opens May 28 in Chengdu, spanning Intl Children’s Day and the Dragon Boat Festival with a vibrant cultural celebration.
13.35M students on the Chinese mainland will take this year’s gaokao, with enhanced security, logistics and support measures to ensure a fair, accessible exam for all.
CPOPwave debuts in Hangzhou from May 28 to June 10, showcasing 20 top Chinese pop culture IPs and highlighting their global rise across film, gaming, animation and designer toys.
Explore the Dragon Boat Festival beyond races and zongzi: ancient wellness rituals, the legend of Qu Yuan and modern traditions that connect us to heritage.
Discover the Dragon Boat Festival’s ancient wellness rituals—from herbs like mugwort to scented sachets—offering renewal, resilience, and a deeper bond with nature.
Pupils learn traditional Chinese architectural painting at a Beijing workshop ahead of Children’s Day, bridging generations and keeping craftsmanship traditions alive.
Dive into the yogurt zongzi, a chilled fusion of glutinous rice, homemade yogurt, honey and Hotan dried fruits, redefining Dragon Boat Festival treats with a bold Xinjiang twist.
Dive into Guangzhou’s rich food heritage as we trace Cantonese cuisine back 2,000 years to Nanyue royalty, uncovering the fusion of flavors that define this global foodie hub.
Dive into 900+ pieces of concept art, models, and life-sized sculptures at the Black Myth: Wukong Art Exhibition in Hangzhou, running through July 25.
Discover how a Persian-styled silver box found in Zhao Mo’s tomb reveals Guangzhou’s role as a global trade hub over 2,000 years ago.