Shanxi Dough Sculptures: A Tradition of Family, Fortune, and Culture
Discover the enchanting tradition of Shanxi dough sculptures, where families craft intricate designs to celebrate prosperity and happiness.
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Shuanglin Temple: Pingyao’s Timeless Sanctuary of History and Art
Discover Shuanglin Temple in Pingyao, Shanxi Province—a sanctuary rich in history and artistry, with majestic outer walls and exquisite carved beams and sculptures.
Shanxi Province of the Chinese Mainland Launches Leopard Population Survey in Yellow River Eco-Zone
Shanxi Province of the Chinese mainland launches a comprehensive survey to study leopard populations and biodiversity in the Yellow River Eco-Zone, led by Beijing Normal University and research partners.
Reviving Pingyao’s Timeless Sculptures: Liang Changzhen’s Preservation Effort
Artist Liang Changzhen preserves Pingyao’s rich heritage by replicating ancient painted sculptures from Shanxi’s Shuanglin Temple.
Shanxi’s Yuncheng Salt Lake Shines with Vibrant Colors Amid Summer Heat
A heatwave in Shanxi’s Yuncheng Salt Lake transforms the ancient site into a vibrant tourist attraction, showcasing nature’s colorful artistry and ecological restoration.
Shanxi Province Boosts Coalbed Methane Output by 12% in Q1 2024
Shanxi Province boosts coalbed methane production by 12% in Q1 2024, highlighting significant strides in sustainable energy and emissions reduction.
Giant Dragon to Illuminate Taiyuan’s Lantern Festival
Experience Taiyuan’s spectacular Lantern Festival on February 24 with the grand unveiling of the 126m Chinese Dragon, illuminated by energy-saving lights.
Jiexiu Illuminates Night with Stunning ‘Iron Flower’ Show
Jiexiu’s inaugural festive shopping market dazzled spectators with a stunning ‘iron flower’ show, lighting up Shanxi’s night sky.
Lantern Boom Illuminates Small Village in North China
As Chinese New Year nears, Hengqu Village in Shanxi sees a surge in demand for dragon-themed lanterns, marking four decades of craftsmanship.
Shanxi’s Dragon Exhibitions: Tracing 4,000 Years of Chinese Civilization
Shanxi’s latest exhibitions unveil over 130 dragon artifacts, tracing the evolution of dragon motifs from prehistoric times to the Qing Dynasty, highlighting the rich history of Chinese civilization.