Wangchuan Ceremony: Preserving Heritage and Wishing for Peace in Fujian
Discover the Wangchuan ceremony in Fujian, a rich cultural tradition symbolizing peace and prosperity, now recognized by UNESCO as a vital intangible heritage.
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Beijing’s Spring Festival Exhibition Celebrates Chinese 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.
Step into the World of Qinqiang Opera: Shaanxi’s Cultural Gem
Explore Qinqiang Opera, one of China’s oldest forms of performing art, rooted in Shaanxi’s rich folk traditions and celebrated for its bold vocals and dramatic expressions.
UNESCO Recognizes Traditional Li Textile Techniques as Intangible Cultural Heritage
UNESCO has officially listed traditional Li textile techniques, including spinning, dyeing, weaving, and embroidering, as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, highlighting their cultural significance and ensuring their preservation.
Three Chinese Traditions Join UNESCO’s Intangible Heritage List
UNESCO has added three Chinese cultural traditions to its Intangible Heritage list, spotlighting the vibrant Qiang New Year Festival celebrated in Sichuan Province.
UNESCO Honors Traditional Chinese Wooden Arch Bridges as Intangible Heritage
UNESCO has honored traditional Chinese wooden arch bridges by adding them to its Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, highlighting their cultural and architectural significance.
Celebrating Kashgar’s Intangible Musical Heritage
Discover Kashgar’s ethnic musical instruments, a national intangible cultural heritage that embodies the spirit and aspirations of the local community.
Vibrant Miao New Year Celebrations Illuminate Guizhou
The Miao ethnic group in Guizhou celebrates their vibrant New Year with traditional costumes, singing, and dancing, honoring their cultural heritage.
China’s Cultural Renaissance: Preserving Heritage Through Modern Innovations
China’s cultural revival blends traditional arts with modern innovations, from impactful documentaries to vibrant theater festivals, celebrating its rich intangible heritage.
China Unveils First National Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition in Huzhou
China launches its first national intangible cultural heritage exhibition in Huzhou City, showcasing over 100 traditional arts from 11 regions, including paper cuttings and shadow puppetry.