
Bridging Time: How Museums Preserve Intangible Heritage
On International Museum Day, discover how the Hong Kong Palace Museum is using digital tech and community workshops to safeguard intangible heritage.
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On International Museum Day, discover how the Hong Kong Palace Museum is using digital tech and community workshops to safeguard intangible heritage.
Laixi puppetry, a 2,000-year-old art from east China’s Shandong Province, is experiencing a dynamic revival, blending ancient scripts, melodies and intricate puppet design.
Over 10,000 locals and global devotees gathered in Putian, Fujian to celebrate Mazu’s 1065th birthday with a grand sacrificial ceremony, honoring a UNESCO-listed tradition.
Xi’an revives 3,000-year-old Shehuo performances for Lunar New Year, blending drum rituals, dragon dances, and cultural preservation in a vibrant display of intangible heritage.
China’s centuries-old Yue Opera modernizes through Shakespearean adaptations and digital outreach, with women-led troupes redefining traditional gender roles in performance arts.
UNESCO has recognized China’s Spring Festival as an Intangible Cultural Heritage. Celebrate the rich traditions at Beijing’s special museum exhibition and tune into the Dialogue Spring Festival special on January 29.
Discover how Lang Jiaziyu, inheritor of Lang Beijing Dough Figurine heritage, blends tradition with innovation to craft unique artworks for the Chinese New Year.
The Chinese Embassy in Saudi Arabia launches the 2025 China-Saudi Arabia Year of Culture with a vibrant Spring Festival Fair in Riyadh, celebrating rich traditions and fostering cultural ties.
Discover the Wangchuan ceremony in Fujian, a rich cultural tradition symbolizing peace and prosperity, now recognized by UNESCO as a vital intangible heritage.
Beijing’s China Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum opens a Spring Festival-themed exhibition, showcasing over 120 traditional forms and regional customs ahead of the Chinese New Year.