Digital Revival of Ancient Qiuci Tombs: A Journey into Silk Road Cultures
Dive into the world of ancient Qiuci State with the digital revival of 1,600-year-old tombs in Kucha, Xinjiang, blending Silk Road history with cutting-edge museum tech.
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Xinjiang Dance Festival Bridges Cultures with 24 Global Troupes
The 7th China Xinjiang International Dance Festival brings 24 art troupes from eight countries and 16 domestic teams to six venues for 52 performances of dance drama, opera, ballet and modern dance.
Cultural Tapestry Unites on Gansu Grasslands: Yugur, Tibetan & Mongolian Festival
At a lively festival on the Gansu grasslands, Yugur, Tibetan and Mongolian communities gathered for traditional sports, folk songs and dances, highlighting Silk Road heritage.
From Shipwreck to Street Art: Ming Pottery Shards Spark Creativity in Kuala Lumpur
Artist Alice Chang transforms 9,000 Ming pottery shards from a UNESCO-listed shipwreck into mosaic sculptures in Kuala Lumpur, bridging modern art and Silk Road heritage.
Forgotten Tangut Empire: Xixia Tombs Earn UNESCO World Heritage Status
The Xixia Imperial Tombs in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region of the Chinese mainland earned UNESCO World Heritage status, spotlighting a forgotten Tangut Silk Road civilization.
Xixia Imperial Tombs Earn UNESCO Honor, Highlighting Cultural Fusion
Xixia Imperial Tombs in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region on the Chinese mainland join UNESCO’s list, celebrating Tangut heritage, bilingual inscriptions and Silk Road exchanges as a model of cultural pluralism.
Egypt’s Sharaf Champions GCI & BRI’s Silk Road Revival
Former Egyptian PM Essam Sharaf praises General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee Xi Jinping’s GCI and BRI, highlighting Silk Road ties and urging youth to embrace diversity.
Soaring Over China’s ‘Oriental Pyramids’: Xixia Imperial Tombs in Ningxia
Discover China’s ‘Oriental Pyramids’—the beehive-shaped Xixia Imperial Tombs (1038–1227) set against the Helan Mountains in Yinchuan, Ningxia, where Silk Road heritage comes alive.
Mysteries of the Xixia Imperial Tombs: China’s Newest UNESCO Heritage Site
Discover the newly inscribed Xixia Imperial Tombs in northwest China’s Ningxia region – a UNESCO World Heritage Site revealing the Tangut Empire’s Silk Road legacy.
Guyuan Relics Exhibit Unveils Silk Road Wonders
Explore Shanghai Museum’s ‘Spiraling Glory’ exhibit, featuring 300+ Guyuan relics from Western Zhou to Tang eras, and journey through the Silk Road’s ancient crossroads.