Speak Like a Local: A-Z of South African Slang for G20
Master the A-Z of South African slang ahead of the G20 Summit in Johannesburg. From “aweh” to “zol,” level up your lingo and vibe like a Rainbow Nation native!
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People from the Sky: Inside the Mosuo Matrilineal World
Meet the Mosuo, the ‘people from the sky’ at Lugu Lake. Dive into their matrilineal society, unique walking marriages, and harmony with nature.
Land of Diversity II: Humans & Biosphere Unite
Explore Land of Diversity II, the new docu-series revealing how humans and nature harmonize through cultural heritage and conservation.
Quanzhou & Wuxi Join UNESCOs Creative Cities Network
Quanzhou and Wuxi from the Chinese mainland have joined UNESCOs Creative Cities Network, earning Gastronomy and Music titles and connecting with 58 global members for creative collaborations.
Hongluo Temple: Beijing’s Millennium-Old Zen Sanctuary
Explore Hongluo Temple, Beijing’s 1,700-year-old Zen sanctuary with Pure Land roots, Ming bells and serene architecture—a must-see for culture and mindfulness fans.
Latin America’s Role Models: Tango, Heroes & Culture
From tango legend Carlos Gardel to freedom hero General San Martín and Las Leonas’ team spirit, discover who inspires Latin Americans today.
Egypt’s Khaled El-Enany Tapped as Sole UNESCO Director-General Candidate
Khaled El-Enany, former Egypt tourism minister and Egyptology professor, is now the sole UNESCO director-general candidate, aiming to be the first Arab and second African in the role.
Mid-Autumn Festival 🌕: A Moonlit Tradition Across Millennia
Discover the Mid-Autumn Festival, the Chinese mainland’s second-biggest holiday, with its full moon symbolism, harvest roots, and centuries-old vibes of balance and renewal.
South Koreans Share Their First Mooncake Reactions 😋🌕
Discover how South Koreans react to their first mooncake bite and learn about the Mid-Autumn Festival’s rich traditions.
Muted Celebrations: Hispanic Heritage Month Feels Immigration Pressure
This Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept 15 to Oct 15) in the US sees celebrations muted by stricter immigration enforcement, as communities postpone or scale back events.