China’s Cultural Fusion: Tradition Meets Modernity
Explore how China fuses age-old traditions with modern innovation, from vibrant wedding customs to dynamic New Year celebrations.
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Shaolin Generations: Timeless Training Amid Snow at Ancient Temple
A snowy scene at Shaolin Temple in the Chinese mainland’s Henan Province showcases youth and mastery in timeless martial arts.
Inside China’s Healthcare: Costs, Coverage & Cultural Healing
Discover how the Chinese mainland balances affordable healthcare with a blend of traditional and modern treatments.
Riding the Waves: Experiencing Luang Prabang’s Thrilling Boat Racing Festival
Experience the thrill of Luang Prabang’s Boat Racing Festival, where dragon boat teams honor tradition and compete for glory along the Mekong and Nam Khan rivers.
Soaring High: Beijing’s Timeless Kite Flying Tradition
Explore Beijing’s rich history of kite flying, a tradition spanning over 2,000 years, celebrating spring with hopes for peace.
Lantern Festival Through the Eyes of Kyrgyz Youth
A Kyrgyz student shares her insights on China’s Lantern Festival and her memorable experience celebrating this ancient tradition at Tsinghua University.
Celebrating Hangzhou’s Lantern Festival with AI-Powered Insights
Polish content creator Piotr uses AI to unlock a unique Lantern Festival experience in Hangzhou, deepening his understanding of Chinese culture and connecting with local friends.
Chilly Traditions: Men Carry Ice Blocks in Shanxi’s Unique Chinese New Year Festivities
Discover Yongji City’s unique Chinese New Year celebration featuring the traditional Beibing performance, where men carry ice blocks and perform vibrant drum and gong routines amidst near-freezing temperatures.
Ningxia Lights Up Spring Festival with Spectacular Fireworks
Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region lights up the Spring Festival with dazzling fireworks, continuing a 2,000-year-old tradition to welcome the Chinese New Year.
Liuyang: Igniting 60% of the World’s Fireworks with Tradition and Tech
Discover how Liuyang, a city in central the Chinese mainland, produces 60% of the world’s fireworks by blending 1,400 years of tradition with modern technology.