2025 Beijing Culture Forum Explores Culture and Technology Fusion
The 2025 Beijing Culture Forum kicked off in Beijing, the Chinese mainland, uniting hundreds of experts from academia, UNESCO and cinema to explore culture and technology integration.
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China Hosts 5th UNESCO Biosphere Congress, Showcases 34 Reserves – Most in Asia
China, with 34 UNESCO Biosphere Reservesâthe most in Asiaâhosts the 5th World Congress in Hangzhou, marking the first MAB Programme event outside Europe and the Americas.
UNESCO Launches First Asia-Pacific STEM Institute in Shanghai
UNESCO launches its first Asia-Pacific Category 1 STEM institute in Shanghai to drive global innovation through interdisciplinary research and policy dialogue.
Autumn Splendor at Dunhuangâs Mogao Grottoes: A Cultural Journey
Explore crisp autumn days at Dunhuangâs UNESCO-listed Mogao Grottoes in Gansu Province. Discover exquisite murals, sculptures and the profound heritage that warms every visitorâs journey.
Peng Liyuan Champions STEM Education for Girls at UNESCO Awards
Peng Liyuan urged empowering women with science education during UNESCOâs 10th anniversary awards, highlighting transformative programs in Africa and beyond.
Peng Liyuan Champions Women in Science at UNESCO Awards
Peng Liyuan urged a focus on womenâs scientific education at the 10th UNESCO Prize awards in Beijing, spotlighting global progress and future cooperation.
Xinjiang ramps up cultural heritage protection
A new white paper reveals that Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region now boasts 195 protection institutions, 150 museums, 9,545 relics and multiple UNESCO listings.
Hangzhou to Host UNESCO’s 5th World Congress of Biosphere Reserves
UNESCO’s 5th World Congress of Biosphere Reserves gathers 4,000 delegates in Hangzhou from over 150 countries and regions to shape the future of conservation.
Discover Gulangyu Island: Xiamen’s UNESCO ‘Piano Island’
Explore Gulangyu Island’s UNESCO charm in Xiamen: from tree-lined paths and historic architecture to poetic coastal views.
From Amnesia to Remembrance: The Unfinished Story of the âComfort Womenâ
Decades after WWII, survivors of Japanâs âcomfort womenâ camps break silence, demanding formal apologies and reparations as activists and UNESCO efforts highlight an unfinished fight for justice.