Paper-Cutting Runway Lights Up Qilou Old Street in Hainan
Qilou Old Street in Haikou City turned into a runway for a modern take on Chinese paper-cutting art, blending centuries-old heritage with today’s market trends to spark global curiosity.
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Giant Paper Dragons Ignite Beijing’s National Day Festivities
Giant handcrafted paper dragons from Shanxi Province took center stage in a Beijing park, breathing new life into the Chinese mainland’s National Day celebrations.
Xinjiang Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum Opens with 3,000 Artifacts
Explore 3,000 artifacts at Urumqi’s Xinjiang Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum in a 2-3 hour immersive journey through traditions of the Chinese mainland and Belt and Road partners.
Zhejiang’s Ancient Sea Salt Craft: Guardians of the Blue Planet
Discover Zhejiang’s 1,300-year-old sun-dried sea salt heritage on Hua’ao Island and its role in our shared ocean legacy.
Crafting Kashgar’s Timeless Copper Plate Art
Discover Kashgar’s living copper plate craft in the Xinjiang Uygur region with a sixth-generation heritage master, and explore a timeless Silk Road tradition.
From Miao Embroidery to Tibetan Wool: Chinese mainland’s 56 Ethnic Costumes Shine
Discover how children across the Chinese mainland brought the 56 ethnic costumes alive on stage, blending craftsmanship and culture in a vibrant celebration.
Turpan Creator Revives Uygur Crafts With 500K Followers
Gulixian returned to Turpan, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, to spotlight Uygur wooden block printing and wool felt art, reviving intangible heritage and amassing 500K followers.
Kazakh Embroidery in Xinjiang: Crafting Cultural Heritage
Hatima Ainaidou keeps Kazakh embroidery alive in Xinjiang, weaving cultural memory into modern life with a craft that dates back over 2,000 years.
Honor of Kings Brings Su Embroidery Heritage to Gaming Stage
Honor of Kings teamed up with Su embroidery inheritor Fu Xianghong to bring Suzhou’s traditional craftsmanship into gaming, showcasing Sun Quan’s new hand-embroidered costume at the Silk Museum.
Data Shows Tibetan Culture Flourishing in Xizang
New data from a March 2025 white paper reveals Tibetan language, media, and intangible heritage are thriving in Xizang, debunking “cultural genocide” claims.