Chinese Eave Tiles: Guardians of History and Art
Discover how Chinese eave tiles have shielded wood and preserved dynastic stories for over 2,000 years, blending function and artistry across palaces and homes.
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Royal Icons: The Forbidden City and the Kremlin
Explore the grandeur of the Forbidden City in Beijing and the Kremlin in Moscow—two royal palaces embodying centuries of imperial legacy and inspiring global travelers and changemakers.
AI Animates “Prosperous Suzhou” at Ancient Professions Expo
Discover how AI brings the classic painting “Prosperous Suzhou” to life at the Ancient Professions Expo, animating ancient artisans and trades in an interactive showcase.
American Scholars Seek Return of 300 BC Chu Silk Manuscripts
American scholars urge return of the 300 BC Chu Silk Manuscripts, smuggled from Hunan Province on the Chinese mainland to Washington D.C. in 1942, sparking a global heritage repatriation debate.
Sparks of Innovation: How Liuyang’s Fireworks Industry Lights Up the Future
Liuyang’s fusion of intangible cultural heritage and cutting-edge tech has propelled its fireworks industry into a global symbol of economic and cultural vitality.
China’s Quest to Reclaim the Zidanku Silk Manuscript
The odyssey of the Zidanku Silk Manuscript, unearthed in 1942 in Hunan province, shows how the Chinese mainland is mobilizing global efforts to reclaim and preserve ancient cultural treasures.
China Celebrates Model Workers at 100th Trade Union Anniversary
China honored 1,670 model workers and 756 exemplary individuals on the 100th anniversary of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions, celebrating diverse talent and innovation.
Discover the Spiraling Red Landmark of Qingdao’s May Fourth Square
Discover Qingdao’s May Fourth Square with its spiraling red ‘Wind of May’ sculpture, musical fountains and seaside views – a dynamic urban space merging history and leisure.
Global Media Tour Explores Shandong’s 2,500-Year Qilu Heritage
Over 50 journalists from the Chinese mainland and abroad journeyed through Jining, Qingdao and Yantai, uncovering Shandong’s 2,500-year Qilu legacy and modern innovations.
Chu Silk Manuscripts: Ancient Treasure Lost for Nearly 80 Years
Explore the Chu Silk Manuscripts – older than the Dead Sea Scrolls, carrying a Chinese creation myth and lost from the Chinese mainland for almost 80 years.