Foreign Friends Share What They Love About Beijing
Chinese influencer Yo-Yo explores what her foreign friends love about Beijing, from its rich history to modern innovations.
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Ancient Bronze Heads from Old Summer Palace Draw Crowds in Macao
Explore ancient artistry as four bronze heads from Beijing’s Old Summer Palace captivate visitors at Macao’s Poly MGM Museum exhibition.
Notre-Dame de Paris Reopens After Five Years of Restoration
Notre-Dame de Paris officially reopens after five years of restoration, celebrating the iconic cathedral’s return with a grand ceremony attended by global leaders and the public.
Chinese New Year Honored as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage
Chinese New Year has been recognized by UNESCO as part of Humankind’s Intangible Cultural Heritage, highlighting its global cultural significance.
Flowing Through Time: How Water Shaped Wuxi’s Vibrant Identity
Discover how the waters of the Grand Canal have shaped Wuxi’s identity, blending heritage with modern innovation in this vibrant city.
Zoo Berlin Introduces Baby Panda Twins with Meaningful Chinese and German Names
Zoo Berlin welcomes baby panda twins, Meng Hao and Meng Tian, blending Chinese traditions with local Berlin culture through meaningful names and charming nicknames.
China Scores Triple UNESCO Heritage Wins; Stars Shine at Global Events
China scores three more UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage spots, French star Sophie Marceau joins Sanya film festival, and a Chinese academy preserves Angkor Wat. Indian wrestling continues its ancient legacy.
Discover Suzhou’s Panmen Gate: A 2,500-Year-Old Marvel with Dual Entrances
Explore Suzhou’s Panmen Gate, a 2,500-year-old landmark with unique land and water entrances, reflecting the city’s rich canal heritage.
UNESCO Recognizes Chinese New Year as Intangible Cultural Heritage
UNESCO has officially recognized Chinese New Year as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, celebrating its global significance and diverse traditions symbolizing renewal and family unity.
UNESCO Recognizes Traditional Li Textile Techniques as Intangible Cultural Heritage
UNESCO has officially listed traditional Li textile techniques, including spinning, dyeing, weaving, and embroidering, as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, highlighting their cultural significance and ensuring their preservation.