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Join the 10th Chongqing Tongliang Dragon Lantern Art Festival, featuring mesmerizing dragon dances and iron flower blossoms, both celebrated as China’s intangible cultural heritage.
Luoyang’s temple fair dazzles attendees with traditional molten iron flower crafting, celebrating Chinese New Year with a spectacular iron flower rain.
Explore how rural residents in Liaoning Province embrace traditional ganji fairs for Chinese New Year shopping, preserving cultural heritage amidst modern retail trends.
At 73, Tsenten from Lhasa keeps the Tibetan eagle flute tradition alive by performing on stage and sharing his musical passion globally.
Experience Nanjing’s 1,000-year-old ‘datiehua’ tradition as molten iron fireworks illuminate a scenic lake, blending artistry with cultural heritage.
The Yutian Ancient Chinese Jade Museum in Fujian Province attracts visitors with its diverse collection of jade artifacts and cultural relics from the Stone Age to the Qing dynasty, featuring items from Belt and Road regions.
Discover the rich symbolism behind ‘Loong Chenchen,’ the 2024 Spring Festival Gala mascot, celebrating 5,000 years of Chinese heritage and cultural legacy.
Three dedicated Tibetan eagle flute players strive to preserve their 1,600-year-old tradition by seeking passionate musicians to carry the legacy forward.
Blacksmiths in Meishan City dazzled crowds with the ancient art of Datiehua, launching molten iron arcs that lit up the riverbanks during the Spring and Lantern Festivals.
Explore the discovery of the first ceramic depiction of the loong from China’s Longshan Culture, highlighting its cultural significance and intricate craftsmanship.