Vibrant Traditions: Exploring Xinjiang’s Painted Clay Sculptures
Discover the vibrant local flavor of Xinjiang’s traditional painted clay sculptures, an ancient folk art rich in color and craftsmanship.
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Timeless Grace: Tang Bodhisattva from Tianlongshan Shines at National Museum
Explore the timeless grace of the Tang Bodhisattva statue from Tianlongshan, now on display at the National Museum of China.
Ancient Chenpi Tradition: Mandarin Peels as Medicinal Treasures
Discover the 700-year-old tradition in Tianma Village, Guangdong, where mandarin orange peels are transformed into the cherished medicinal ingredient, chenpi.
Manchu Embroidery: Crafting “Oil Paintings” in Needlework
Manchu embroidery, hailed as the ‘oil paintings of needlework,’ is a 1,300-year-old art form from Mudanjiang, Heilongjiang. Discover its vibrant craftsmanship and cultural heritage.
Chinese Stellera: From Toxic Plant to Treasured Tibetan Papermaking
Discover how the toxic Chinese stellera transforms into treasured Tibetan paper, preserving a millennia-old tradition now honored as national intangible cultural heritage.
Passion Fuels the Future of Shangdang Opera in Shanxi
Dedicated students at Gaoping Secondary Vocational School keep the 400-year-old Shangdang Bangzi opera alive through rigorous training and passion.
E-commerce Fuels Revival of Traditional Movable Type Printing in Sanming
Sanming in Fujian Province sees a revival of traditional movable type printing as artisans harness e-commerce to meet modern customized demands.
Reviving Hunan Rod Puppetry: Young Artist Chen Fangping Captivates Audiences
Young inheritor Chen Fangping brings Hunan rod puppetry to life with a mesmerizing long-sleeve dance at the 2024 ‘Xinjiang is a Wonderful Land’ exhibition.
Changchun City: From Cinema Hub to Skyline Marvel
Explore Changchun, the birthplace of China’s movie industry, and its dynamic skyline featuring the panoramic sky wheel at Metropolis City Mall.
Chinese Researchers Develop Innovative Tech to Preserve 5,000-Year-Old Dadiwan Site
Chinese researchers unveil new technologies to combat high humidity and preserve the 5,000-year-old Dadiwan Site, one of China’s best-preserved Neolithic settlements.