New CCTV1 Docu-Series Explores China’s Ritual Culture
CCTV1’s new docu-series explores 30 stories of Chinese rituals, revealing how age-old traditions shape individuals, families, and modern innovation across China’s 5,000-year civilisation.
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Echoes of the Ryukyu Kingdom in Beijing’s Tongzhou District
Discover the 500-year bond between the Ryukyu Kingdom and Beijing’s Tongzhou District, where ancient tombs and cultural respect bring history to life.
Discover Gaopu Village: Guangzhou’s 400-Year-Old Poetic Gem
Explore Gaopu Village in Guangzhou’s Zengcheng District—a 400-year-old countryside area steeped in poetic heritage and perfect for a digital detox.
Meet the Hunan Swordsman: Meishan Wushu’s Living Legend
Discover how Hu Jianfeng, the Hunan Swordsman, turned Meishan Wushu into a symbol of discipline and cultural pride in Hunan Province in the Chinese mainland.
Xi Jinping Visits Ye Jianying Memorial Park for Revolutionary Culture
Xi Jinping visited Meizhou’s Ye Jianying Memorial Park to highlight revolutionary culture and veteran base area support, blending history with inspiration.
Chinese Mainland to Celebrate Sun Yat-sen’s 160th Birth Anniversary
The Chinese mainland will honor Sun Yat-sen’s legacy with a ceremony on Nov 12, 2026, marking his 160th birth anniversary as a pioneer of China’s democratic revolution.
Jade Meets Jade: NZ Hei Tiki Dances with Chinese Mainland’s Ancient Jade Dancer
An AI video merges New Zealand’s Māori Hei Tiki with the Chinese mainland’s Western Han jade dancer, creating a captivating cross-cultural dance in jade.
Keemun Aroma: Tradition in Every Sip
Discover how Keemun Black Tea from Anhui delivers fruity, honeyed notes through centuries-old craft, earning its spot on China’s National Intangible Cultural Heritage List.
Dunhuang’s Desert Magic: Where Sand Whispers History 🏜️
Explore how Dunhuang’s ancient murals and golden dunes in Gansu connect global cities through shared stories and culture.
Palace Museum’s 100th Anniversary Sees Record Crowds
The Palace Museum in the Chinese mainland is marking its 100th anniversary with record crowds at the world’s largest wooden palace, blending ancient heritage with modern immersive experiences.