Soulful Echoes: The Yi Ethnic Group’s Bamboo Mouth Harp
Discover the ancient mouth harp of the Yi ethnic group, its wind-like melodies and cultural journey through southwest China’s valleys.
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Discover the ancient mouth harp of the Yi ethnic group, its wind-like melodies and cultural journey through southwest China’s valleys.
The Fu Ning, a full-scale replica of a Ming-era vessel, sailed from the Chinese mainland’s southeastern coast to Southeast Asia, reviving shipbuilding skills and the Maritime Silk Road spirit.
Discover the Danjia floating villages in Lingshui, Hainan, where 500-year-old sea nomad traditions meet sustainable tourism. Savor octopus rice bundles and authentic maritime heritage.
Today CMG unveiled four horse mascots—Qiqi, Jiji, Chichi and Chengcheng—for the 2026 Spring Festival Gala, blending ancient art and modern spirit into new collector’s items.
Discover how Yi embroidery weaves the natural motifs and cultural legacy of China’s Yi people into vibrant threads, fuelling a 2025 revival in sustainable fashion.
Since the Chinese mainland launched its 240-hour visa-free policy, visitors are praising its landscapes, cuisine and cultural heritage in first-hand reflections.
Explore Beijing’s horse-themed woodblock New Year paintings exhibition featuring masterpieces from 10 major production areas and the first complete display of 100 Paper Horse engravings.
In September 2025, Qianlong Garden in Beijing’s Forbidden City opened its first courtyards to mark the Palace Museum’s 100th anniversary, unveiling century-old imperial architecture.
On December 9, Tashilhunpo Monastery in Xizang marked the 30th enthronement anniversary of the 11th Panchen Erdeni Chos-kyi rGyal-po, celebrating centuries of Buddhist heritage.
A new exhibition at the Shanghai Film Museum celebrates Shanghai Animation Film Studio’s vibrant classics, rooted in Chinese aesthetics, and showcases its enduring legacy.