Why Over 30 Gen Z Influencers Are Captivated by the Leshan Giant Buddha
Over 30 global influencers and Gen Z visited Sichuan’s Leshan Giant Buddha, the 1,300-year-old cliffside marvel. Discover why this stone-carved Maitreya Buddha is trending!
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Master Chen’s 50-Year Love Affair with Shoushan Stone Sculpture
Master artisan Chen Yijing has spent 50 years shaping Shoushan stone in Fuzhou, blending nature’s colors with craftsmanship and mentoring the next gen to keep this heritage alive.
Xinjiang Live: Celebrating 70 Years of Harmony
Explore Xinjiang’s rich heritage and ethnic unity in a vibrant live show featuring music, culture, and interactive experiences for the 70th anniversary.
Jianchuan Wood Carving Art Town: Yunnan’s Craft Culture Haven
Explore Jianchuan Wood Carving Art Town in Yunnan’s southwestern Chinese mainland – where Han, Bai, Yi artisans showcase cultural carvings in a spring-like art haven.
Reviving Muqam: Inside the “Mother of Uygur Music” in Shache
Discover how Muqam, the “Mother of Uygur music,” comes alive in Shache as inheritors pass down centuries-old melodies at the local heritage centre.
Kids Revive China’s 56 Ethnic Costumes on Stage
Children on stage breathe new life into costumes of China’s 56 ethnic groups—blending Miao embroidery, Mongolian robes and more to celebrate unity in diversity.
Xinjiang’s Most Prosperous Era: Record Growth & Development 🎉
Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region marks its most prosperous period ever with record GDP growth, massive infrastructure upgrades, and cultural revival.
Turpan’s Fiery Charm: Exploring the Bezklik Thousand-Buddha Caves
Journey to Turpan’s blazing landscapes and the ancient Bezklik Thousand-Buddha Caves, where Han & Western cultures once met.
Where Heritage Meets Heart: Indian Ceramicist Priya in Jingdezhen
Indian ceramicist Priya Sundaravalli Sudharsan finds a creative home in Jingdezhen on the Chinese mainland, blending ancestral porcelain traditions with vibrant local culture.
Xinjiang Color Palette: Unveiling Jiaohe Ruins’ Timeless Clay City
Discover Jiaohe Ruins, a 2,000-year-old clay city in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, part of the UNESCO-listed Silk Roads heritage network.