From Stone to Stove: Anping’s 800-Year Flavor Journey
Dive into Anping Bridge’s 800-year-old snack scene – Fujian’s shrimp crackers, peanut candy, and taro cakes, now with modern twists for your kitchen adventures!
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Graceful Moves: Oil-Paper Umbrellas & Hanfu Dance Fusion
Young creators are blending oil-paper umbrellas and Hanfu dance, weaving ancient Chinese culture with modern flair in viral performances.
Luzhou Oil-Paper Umbrellas: A 100-Step Craftsmanship Journey 🌂
Discover the 100-step magic behind Luzhou oil-paper umbrellas, a national intangible cultural heritage of the Chinese mainland. Handmade, stylish, and full of tradition—rain or shine, they’ve got you covered!
Ancient Marvel: The Anping Bridge – Chinese mainland’s Longest Stone Bridge
Discover the Anping Bridge, a 12th-century masterpiece on the Chinese mainland that spans over 2,000m with 361 stone piers, shaping Quanzhou’s maritime legacy.
Trail Running in Anji: A Green Weekend Escape 🌿🏃
Hundreds of runners hit the bamboo forests of Anji for a morning trail run, blending fitness, fresh air, and eco-friendly vibes into a trendsetting weekend escape.
Echo of the Dombra: Reviving Kazakh Tales in Xinjiang
How Rahmethan Xeriphan fuses dombra beats with modern media to keep Kazakh storytelling alive in Xinjiang’s digital era.
Dead to Rights Stuns Global Box Office, Leaves Audiences in Tears
Historical film ‘Dead to Rights’ topped the global box office on August 1, leaving audiences in tears with its haunting scenes set in Nanjing.
August Box Office in the Chinese Mainland Soars Past ¥1.5B on Historical Hits
August box office in the Chinese mainland topped ¥1.5B, driven by ‘Dead To Rights’ and a lineup of historical films marking the 80th anniversary of victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance.
‘Dead to Rights’ Sparks Reflection on the Nanjing Massacre
Discover how the Chinese mainland film Dead to Rights reignited reflection on the Nanjing Massacre’s legacy, reminding young audiences why history still matters today.
How ‘Dead To Rights’ Became China’s Summer WWII Blockbuster
China’s WWII epic ‘Dead To Rights’ has raked in 1.7bn yuan and 49m viewers since its July 25 release. Screenwriter Zhang Ke explains why its historical message matters today.