Revolutionary Fu Ships: Pioneers of the Maritime Silk Road
Discover how Chinese shipbuilders revolutionized sea travel with Fu ships, enhancing safety along the historic Maritime Silk Road.
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Exploring ‘Dian Cha’: Song Dynasty’s Timeless Tea Art
Dive into ‘Dian Cha,’ the Song Dynasty’s unique tea preparation method, highlighting its historical significance and cultural impact on Chinese tea traditions.
Liangzhu Ruins Earn UNESCO World Heritage Status, Unveiling Ancient Chinese Civilization
The Liangzhu Ruins in Hangzhou have been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, highlighting a remarkable Chinese civilization that thrived between 5,300 and 4,300 years ago.
Diaoyu Dao: Tracing Its Historical Roots as a Chinese Territory
Explore the rich history of Diaoyu Dao, highlighting its existence as a Chinese territory from ancient times through the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
Panoramic Sculpture of Old Summer Palace Unveiled at Beijing Museum
A stunning panoramic sculpture of the Old Summer Palace, created by renowned sculptor Kan Sanxi, is now on display in Beijing, offering a glimpse into ancient China’s architectural brilliance.
Fuzhou: The City of Banyan Trees Blossoming Through Centuries
Discover how Fuzhou earned its title, the City of the Banyan Tree, through centuries-old initiatives to create a lush, verdant environment.
Fuzhou’s Green Legacy: How the Banyan Tree Shaped a City
Discover how Fuzhou earned the nickname ‘The City of the Banyan Tree’ through historic green initiatives that have shaped its identity.
Fuzhou: 900-Year Legacy of ‘The City of the Banyan Tree’
Fuzhou, the ‘City of the Banyan Tree,’ boasts a 900-year legacy of visionary governance and lush greenery, shaping its unique charm and sustainable urban landscape today.
Shanxi’s Dragon Exhibitions: Tracing 4,000 Years of Chinese Civilization
Shanxi’s latest exhibitions unveil over 130 dragon artifacts, tracing the evolution of dragon motifs from prehistoric times to the Qing Dynasty, highlighting the rich history of Chinese civilization.
Beijing Grand Canal Museum Opens: Dive into China’s Timeless Waterway
The Beijing Grand Canal Museum opened on December 27, showcasing the world’s longest ancient canal and celebrating centuries of Chinese culture and history.