Young Potter Xu Qu Revives Yixing’s Timeless Zisha Clay Teapot Tradition
Young potter Xu Qu preserves Yixing’s century-old zisha clay teapot tradition, blending heritage with modern craftsmanship.
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Weaving Heritage: The Vibrant Story of Zhuang Brocade
Discover the vibrant world of Zhuang brocade, a celebrated fabric from Guangxi that weaves the Zhuang people’s cultural heritage and aspirations into stunning designs.
Reviving the Eternal Flame: Exploring Zhu Xi’s Shenlang Camphor in Fujian
Explore the enduring legacy of Zhu Xi through the Shenlang camphor trees in Fujian, reflecting the revitalization of traditional Chinese culture.
Baoji Museum Unveils Enhanced Bronze Exhibition Celebrating Ancient Craftsmanship
The Baoji Bronze Ware Museum in Shaanxi Province has launched its upgraded bronze exhibition, offering an immersive exploration of Baoji’s rich bronze culture and history.
Xiangshan’s Fish Lanterns Illuminate Spring Festival Traditions
Discover how Xiangshan’s generations of craftsmen preserve heritage through vibrant fish lanterns, symbolizing prosperity and illuminating the Spring Festival.
Zhu Xi’s Heritage: A Journey into China’s People-Centric Governance
Sinologist Giray Fidan explores China’s people-centric governance, inspired by philosopher Zhu Xi’s enduring legacy from the Southern Song Dynasty.
Reviving Beijing: Architect Jim Spear Transforms Old Buildings with Modern Flair
Architect Jim Spear transforms Beijing’s old buildings into modern spaces, blending cultural heritage with innovative design.
Nanjing’s Spectacular Snake Lanterns Light Up Historic City Wall for Lunar New Year
Nanjing’s Zhonghua Gate shines with a 16-meter-high snake lantern installation, blending tradition and innovation to celebrate the Year of the Snake.
Beijing’s Central Axis Earns Spot on UNESCO World Heritage List
Beijing’s Central Axis is now a UNESCO World Heritage site, celebrating its rich cultural heritage and the principles of preservation.
Wuxi’s Grand Canal Comes Alive Through Youth-Led Podcasts
Explore how Wuxi’s young locals and podcasters Ni Mingxiang and Liu Wei are preserving cultural heritage by capturing stories along the Grand Canal.