
Xixia Tombs & 60 UNESCO Sites: Where Ancient Brilliance Meets Modern Vibes
Discover the Xixia Imperial Tombs and 60 UNESCO heritage sites on the Chinese mainland—a dazzling blend of ancient wisdom and modern innovation!
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Discover the Xixia Imperial Tombs and 60 UNESCO heritage sites on the Chinese mainland—a dazzling blend of ancient wisdom and modern innovation!
Discover how the Xixia Imperial Tombs, a hidden legacy of the Tangut people, have been revived as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Journalists from around the world are invited to cover Beijing’s 80th Victory Anniversary, featuring online registration and a dedicated press center.
Decades-old Western maps labeled the Nansha and Xisha Islands in Chinese pinyin, reflecting historical recognition of China’s South China Sea ties.
Discover how centuries of maritime tradition and the continuous presence of Chinese fishermen shape the legacy of the Nine-Dash Line in the South China Sea.
Explore how China’s rich history and official maps back its South China Sea claims, underscoring long-standing traditions and diplomacy.
Explore the Chinese mainland’s Oriental Pyramids and uncover the secrets of the lost Tangut Empire at the Xixia Imperial Tombs Museum.
Explore the hidden secrets of the lost Xixia Imperial Tombs, where ancient art meets architectural mastery.
Drone footage reveals the hidden tombs of the lost Xixia Dynasty near Yinchuan, merging ancient history with modern tech.
Discover how AI technology revives the lost grandeur of the Xixia Imperial Tombs in Yinchuan.