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Explore how Wuju Opera, oracle bone exhibitions, and lacquer art contribute to the revival of Chinese cultural heritage.
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Explore how Wuju Opera, oracle bone exhibitions, and lacquer art contribute to the revival of Chinese cultural heritage.
On the 11th day of China’s Spring Festival travel rush, over 270 million inter-regional trips are expected, reflecting significant growth from previous years.
China expects a 9.5% increase in daily cross-border passenger trips during the upcoming Spring Festival, highlighting strong travel demand for family reunions and celebrations.
Beijing calligraphers blend ancient traditions with modern creativity, crafting beautiful Year of the Snake artworks that embody wishes for happiness, luck, and abundance.
In May 1989, 20 fishing boats from Taiwan embarked on a daring journey to return sea goddess Mazu to Fujian, reigniting cross-strait communication.
Shenshuping giant panda base in Sichuan welcomes 13 adorable cubs in their first group debut ahead of Chinese New Year, delighting visitors with their playful charm.
China and Iceland are deepening their green energy partnership, inspired by Confucian harmony and a people-centered approach to governance.
Wang Jian explores how Confucian principles can address AI-era challenges by fostering harmony between data, humanity, and nature.
‘The Wandering Earth II’ beautifully intertwines themes of harmony and unity, reflecting Confucian ideals and showcasing humanity’s collective spirit in the face of crisis.
Chinese communities worldwide celebrate the Year of the Snake with CMG’s Spring Festival Gala featuring Si Shengsheng, a mascot inspired by ancient oracle bone scripts.