Jade’s Allure: From Ancient China to Modern Style
Explore jade’s journey from ancient mainland China rituals to today’s modern jewelry trends, and discover its five timeless virtues capturing Gen Z across Asia.
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Ancient Winter Hacks: 2,500-Year-Old Charcoal Warmer & Hot Pot
Discover how ancient China beat the cold with a 2,500-year-old bronze charcoal warmer and early hot pot at a Shanxi museum. Ice-cold no more! ❄️🔥
8 Highlights from CMG’s Top 10 Archaeology Finds of 2025
Explore 8 jaw-dropping archaeology discoveries of 2025—from Tanzania’s million-year-old bone tools to Mexico’s ancient Maya platform. Dive in!
Taipa Houses Museum: Macao’s Iconic Blend of East and West
Explore Macao’s Taipa Houses Museum: five green 1921 Portuguese-style homes showcasing the unique East-meets-West heritage of the Macanese residents.
Discover the Hidden Palace: Chen Clan Ancestral Hall in Haikou
Chen Clan Ancestral Hall in Haikou is a hidden palace with vermilion walls, golden roofs & lush greenery, built to honor the Chen family ancestors and host cultural gatherings.
Inside Pingliangtai’s Ancient Drainage Marvel
Explore Pingliangtai in the Chinese mainland, home to China’s earliest urban drainage system made from interlocking ceramic pipes. Dive into this ancient engineering marvel!
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.
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.