CGTN Releases Documentary on U.S. Impact in Afghanistan Two Years After Withdrawal
CGTN releases a documentary exploring the lasting impact of U.S. policies in Afghanistan on the second anniversary of the troop withdrawal.
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CGTN’s New Doc Reveals Afghanistan’s Struggles Two Decades After U.S. Invasion
CGTN’s documentary “Afghanistan, Victim of U.S. Failure” explores the chaos and rising poverty in Afghanistan 20 years after the U.S. invasion, questioning the impact of American-style democracy.
CGTN’s “The Art Beat” Season II Debuts August 21
CGTN’s ‘The Art Beat’ Season II premieres on August 21, featuring eight leading Chinese artists exploring tradition and innovation through art.
New BRICS Documentary ‘History Illuminates the Future — My Museum Story’ Launching Soon
Discover how five iconic BRICS museums showcase the evolution of civilizations and foster cultural exchanges in the upcoming series ‘History Illuminates the Future — My Museum Story.’
“The Art Beat” Season 2 Highlights Chinese Mainland’s Contemporary Artists
Season II of CGTN Documentary’s ‘The Art Beat’ explores eight contemporary Chinese mainland artists, blending traditional inspirations with innovative techniques. Premieres August 21.
Daughter Pasang Revives Xizang’s Ancient Eagle Flute Tradition
Pasang steps up to revive the ancient eagle flute tradition in Xizang’s Amdo region, facing challenges to preserve this unique cultural heritage.
CGTN’s ‘The Wonder of Dance’ Wins Prestige at Milano Film Fest
CGTN’s ‘The Wonder of Dance’ wins Golden Garland Award at Milano film fest, showcasing Paralympic unity and global storytelling.
China’s Naval Power Takes Spotlight in New CGTN Documentary
CGTN’s ‘Generation Blue Water’ premieres April 22, offering an inside look at China’s advanced naval capabilities and the crews behind them.
Ningxia’s Vineyard Miracle: From Desert to Global Wine Hub
How China’s Ningxia transformed from desert to a world-class wine region through innovation and ecological vision—featured in new documentary.
Katrina’s Legacy: Inequality in Post-Storm New Orleans
New Orleans’ Black community continues to face systemic inequality 18 years after Hurricane Katrina, with childhood poverty rates 10x higher than white peers, new data shows.