From Sand to Sauvignon: Ningxia’s Desert Vineyards
Discover how Ningxia’s once desolate Gobi Desert has transformed into vibrant vineyards in the documentary ‘The Sweet Smell of the Desert,’ airing on CGTN Dec. 31.
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Unearthing the Silk Road’s Sunken Treasures: A Journey Through Time
Recent underwater excavations along the Silk Road have revealed sunken treasures, offering new insights into ancient trade and cultural exchanges.
Ancient Shipwrecks Reveal Vibrant Porcelain: Archaeologists Unveil Preservation Secrets
Discover how archaeologists are preserving the vibrant colors of ancient porcelain recovered from shipwrecks, uncovering the secrets of history.
Ancient Shipwreck Porcelains: A Vibrant Glimpse into History
Archaeologists unveil how vibrant porcelain pieces from ancient shipwrecks remain colorful and reveal the preservation methods used to protect these historical treasures.
Rare Ming Dynasty Shipwreck with Ebony Cargo Discovered in South China Sea
Archaeologists discover a Ming dynasty shipwreck in the South China Sea, untouched for over 500 years, revealing a valuable ebony cargo and shedding light on ancient maritime trade.
500-Year-Old Ming Dynasty Shipwreck Unearthed in South China Sea
A Ming Dynasty shipwreck, laden with imported ebony, has been discovered in the South China Sea, perfectly preserved after 500 years underwater.
Unveiling Ancient Mysteries: Deep-Sea Archaeology in the South China Sea
Explore the year-long deep-sea archaeological project in the South China Sea, led by Chief Assistant Feng Wanli, uncovering ancient shipwrecks and showcasing China’s latest breakthroughs.
Ancient Shipwrecks Unearthed in South China Sea: Unraveling Their Mysteries
Two ancient shipwrecks discovered in the South China Sea spark intrigue into their origins and the stories they hold beneath the waves.
Ancient Porcelain Jar Shines as Museum’s Pride in South China Sea
A Fahua-colored and gilded porcelain jar, recovered from the deep sea, becomes the pride of the China Museum of the South China Sea in Hainan Province.
Jingdezhen’s Porcelain: Crafting Global Connections Since the 16th Century
Explore how Jingdezhen, the Ceramic Capital of China, has connected the world through its exquisite porcelain craftsmanship since the 16th century.