Xixia Imperial Tombs: Safeguarding a Tangut Legacy
Journey through the Xixia Imperial Tombs in the Chinese mainland: explore nine mausoleums, 271 tombs and 7,100+ artifacts that reveal the Tangut Dynasty’s cultural fusion.
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UCLA Scholar Calls to Reunite 2,300-Year-Old Chu Silk Manuscripts
UCLA scholar Lothar von Falkenhausen urges reunification and repatriation of the 2,300-year-old Chu Silk Manuscripts, spotlighting their cultural value and new English edition.
Global Cultural Renaissance: From Shanghai’s Art Havens to the UK’s Vinyl Comeback
Explore the global cultural renaissance shaping 2025, from Shanghai’s art transformations and Sichuan’s heritage projects to the UK’s vinyl revival and ancient art exhibitions.
Gulbakram Mumin: Guardian of the Jiaohe Ruins
Gulbakram Mumin continues her family’s legacy by preserving the ancient Jiaohe ruins in Turpan, introducing the wonders of this historic site to new generations.
Li Yunfen Leads Revival of Yao Embroidery in Hebian Village
Li Yunfen is leading a revival of Yao embroidery in Hebian Village, empowering local women to preserve their cultural heritage and pursue new aspirations.
Beijing Culture Forum Boosts Global Collaboration and Heritage Preservation
The Beijing Culture Forum fosters global collaboration and innovation in heritage preservation, celebrating 60 years of China-France ties and evolving traditional arts.
Reviving Heritage and Embracing Innovation: China’s Cultural Renaissance
China blends ancient traditions with modern innovations, revitalizing the guqin, showcasing cutting-edge jewelry in Shanghai, upgrading Jingdezhen’s porcelain industry, and creating immersive experiences in Beijing’s Shougang Park.
From Shanghai Shows to Sanaa’s Heritage: A Global Cultural Roundup
Explore the latest in global culture, from French musical tours in China and Spain’s art exhibitions in Shanghai to the preservation of Yemen’s UNESCO-listed Sanaa and Bogota’s vibrant book fair.
Lao Student at Tsinghua Inspired by China’s Timeless Heritage
Lao economics student Eakvixay Tran at Tsinghua University marvels at China’s preservation of ancient landmarks like the Great Wall and their role in daily life.