
Step into History: Discover Yongdingâs Stunning Fujian Tulou
Discover Yongding Tulou in Fujian Province, ancient Hakka earth buildings recognized by UNESCO, inspiring the film âBig Fish & Begonia.â
My Global News: Voices of a New Era
đ Stay Ahead, Stay Global đ
Discover Yongding Tulou in Fujian Province, ancient Hakka earth buildings recognized by UNESCO, inspiring the film âBig Fish & Begonia.â
Explore how Chinaâs 1,700-year-old Jinghang Grand Canal continues driving economic growth while preserving cultural heritage through innovative sustainability efforts.
Kuala Lumpur hosted the 2025 âHappy Chinese New Yearâ gala, featuring performances from over 100 countries and marking the festivalâs UNESCO heritage recognition.
Guizhouâs Yinjiang County celebrates the Year of the Snake with vibrant village theater, showcasing Tujia traditions and UNESCO-recognized Spring Festival festivities.
Discover the rich traditions and vibrant folk art of the Chinese Spring Festival at the China Traditional Culture Museumâs new exhibition, celebrating UNESCO heritage status.
Explore the rich history and captivating story of Kunqu Operaâs âLegend of the White Snake,â a masterpiece recognized by UNESCO.
The Spring Festival, Chinaâs most important holiday, has been recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, celebrating family reunions and vibrant traditions.
Explore Luang Prabang, Laosâ UNESCO-listed city known for its ancient temples, stunning landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. A must-visit for travelers seeking history and natural beauty.
CMG unveils the 2025 Spring Festival Gala promo, celebrating the Year of the Snake and the festivalâs new UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage status. Prepare for a grand showcase of music, dance, and traditions!
In 2025, the Spring Festival becomes the first to be inscribed on UNESCOâs Intangible Cultural Heritage list, coinciding with the Year of the Snake.