woodblock New Year prints
Three Generations, One Craft: Woodblock New Year Prints
A family in central China keeps the tradition of woodblock New Year prints alive, blending centuries-old craft with modern design and digital tools. In northern China, the days before the Lunar New Year...
John Yuan
The Man Behind the Love Songs: A Tribute to Yuan Weiren
John Yuan’s songs defined love and memory for a generation. A tribute to the man behind the music Yuan Weiren (John Yuan), a Taiwanese singer-songwriter and record producer whose songs helped shape the...
British PM Beijing dinner
British PM’s Beijing Dinner Turns Spotlight on Yunnan Flavors
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s first meal in Beijing at a Yunnan restaurant highlights regional Chinese cuisine and a moment of cultural exchange. When Keir Starmer arrived in Beijing on January...
comedy duo Shu-Fu
Shu-Fu: Building Bridges Through Comedy
Beijing-based comedy duo Shu-Fu uses bilingual stand-up and humour to bridge cultures and connect audiences through laughter. It’s winter in Beijing, and the air carries a crisp chill. Inside a rehearsal...
David Hare Skylight
From London to Beijing: David Hare’s Skylight Finds a New Voice
Hong Kong theatre troupe brings David Hare’s Skylight to Beijing in Cantonese, starring Tse Kwan-ho and Wang Wan-zhi, exploring love, loss, and social class in a fresh cross-cultural adaptation. From January...
Nie Weiping
In Memory of Nie Weiping, Who Believed Go Was About People
A tribute to Nie Weiping, the legendary Chinese Go player who shaped generations, promoted Go worldwide, and believed the game is ultimately about human judgment, patience, and life lessons. When Nie Weiping...
Nobel Laureates HKUST
Nobel Laureates Share Insights on AI with HKUST Students
Four Nobel Laureates shared research insights and views on AI with HKUST students and faculty, inspiring curiosity and innovation. The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) hosted the...
Yin Ruins discoveries
Ancient China’s Earliest Kept Wild Animals Discovered at Yin Ruins
Archaeologists at China’s Yin Ruins have uncovered the earliest known evidence of wild animals kept by humans. Recently, archaeologists at the Yin Ruins in Anyang, Henan Province, uncovered the earliest...
Yangtze River
China’s Next Stage | Yangtze River Economic Belt: Redefining Green Growth
Over the past decade, the Yangtze River Economic Belt has advanced cleaner shipping, upgraded industry and steady income growth. Over the past decade, the Yangtze River Economic Belt has become a testing...
China green consumption
China’s Next Stage | Green Consumption: From Vehicles to Appliances
China is expanding green consumption from vehicles to household appliances, as new policies support the large-scale implementation and recycling of these products. China has unveiled a comprehensive policy...
China chocolate museums
Exploring China Through Chocolate: Museums You Can’t Miss
Discover China’s chocolate museums and explore iconic cultural landmarks transformed into edible art. Chocolate museums are gaining popularity worldwide. In Europe, places like Switzerland’s Lindt Home...
Yingxian Wooden Pagoda
The Enduring Wisdom of China’s Ancient Wooden Buildings
Discover how China’s ancient wooden buildings have endured for centuries through innovative design and modern preservation, showcasing the enduring wisdom of traditional architecture. For more than a thousand...
late-night museum openings in China
New Year’s Eve at the Museum: A Growing Cultural Trend in China
From late-night openings to hands-on programs, museums across China are drawing crowds on New Year’s Eve, signalling a shift in how people experience public culture. As the clock struck midnight on Jan....
Ice Heart Rose at Ice Heart Island
Photo Gallery: Heart-Shaped Moments Across China in 2025
A photo gallery capturing heart-shaped scenes across China in 2025, from natural landscapes and city spaces to technology exhibitions and wildlife. Throughout 2025, heart-shaped scenes and gestures appeared...
China smart glasses
How China's Smart Glasses Are Shaping the Future
Explore how China’s smart glasses are transforming technology, consumer experiences, and the global wearable market in 2025 and beyond. As 2025 comes to a close, smart glasses are emerging as a new way...
Ming City Wall
Living Well in China: The Happiest Cities of 2025
Discover the happiest cities in China for 2025. Explore how Chengdu, Hangzhou, Ningbo, and other top-ranked cities are improving urban life, public services, and residents’ well-being. China unveiled its...
Best bookstores in China
Best Bookstores in China to Visit During 2026
The Best bookstores in China to visit during 2026 are some of the most beautiful, Instagram-worthy and unique bookstores from historic air-raid shelters in Chongqing to cliffside escapes in Guangxi.  China’s...
James Cameron Avatar 3
James Cameron’s “Avatar 3” Premieres in China, Expands Pandora
James Cameron’s “Avatar 3” premieres in China, bringing epic adventures on Pandora. Discover the film’s visual spectacle, themes, and behind-the-scenes insights. The highly anticipated “Avatar 3” premiered...
digital nomads in China
From London to Lishui: Reimagining Rural Life Through Art
Discover how international artists transform rural life in Lishui, China, through a distinctive art residency that fosters connections between local culture, craft, and creativity. 52Hz: A Song Heard in...
Tai Po fire community support
Cold Winds, Warm Support After Tai Po Fire
Residents and volunteers across Hong Kong deliver food, supplies and comfort as survivors face a cold second night after the Tai Po fire. On the night of November 27th, residents displaced by the Wang...
Hong Kong fire Tai Po
Hong Kong Fire Devastates Tai Po Estate; Community Steps Up
A devastating fire hits Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po District, Hong Kong, Firefighters and the local community rally to help affected residents. A large fire broke out at the Wang Fuk Court apartment housing...
Mo Yan Crocodile
Mo Yan Brings His First Stage Play “Crocodile” to Hong Kong
Mo Yan debuts his first stage play, “Crocodile”, in Hong Kong, marking a new chapter in the Nobel laureate’s creative journey. Nobel Prize–winning writer Mo Yan brought his first stage play, “Crocodile”,...
China Spring and Autumn school breaks
Why China Is Introducing Spring and Autumn School Breaks
China is introducing Spring and Autumn school breaks to support outdoor learning, ease academic pressure, and boost family travel. China is testing a new type of school break known as the Spring and Autumn...
The World Chinese Language Conference
Can AI Truly Understand China? Cambridge Historian Says Not Yet
Cambridge historian Hans van de Ven explains why AI can translate Chinese texts but cannot fully grasp China’s culture and history, highlighting the limits of technology in humanities research. At a Beijing...
Retired teachers in china
Silver Power Returns: 7,000 Teachers to Revive Rural Schools
China plans to mobilise 7,000 retired teachers to support rural schools, bringing experience, mentorship, and hope. China plans to bring 7,000 retired teachers back to classrooms in 2025. The National...
Jane Goodall China
Remembering Jane Goodall, beloved as “Grandma Jane” in China
Jane Goodall, the renowned British primatologist and UN Messenger of Peace, has passed away at the age of 91. Mourned in China as “Grandma Jane,” she leaves a lasting global legacy. Jane Goodall, the British...
Qianlong Garden
New Reason to Visit the Palace Museum: Qianlong Garden Is Open
Discover the Qianlong Garden in the Palace Museum in Beijing, now open to the public for the first time in a century. As China celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Palace Museum, visitors to Beijing...
Juliette Binoche
Juliette Binoche Brings Her Artistic Journey to Beijing
French actress Juliette Binoche visits Beijing for the 2025 Beijing Cultural Forum, sharing her dance documentary “In-I In Motion” and deepening France-China cultural ties. “I always feel joyful...
Liulihe Site Beijing
Liulihe Site: The Origins of Beijing
Explore the Liulihe Site, ancient capital of the Yan Kingdom and the origins of Beijing, with its city walls, tombs, and ruins. On September 22, Beijing launched the Liulihe Site Archaeology Research Alliance,...
Beijing Temple of Earth Book Fair
Books, Heritage and Peppa Pig: Beijing’s Cultural Fair Opens
Beijing’s Temple of Earth Book Fair combines ancient Chinese heritage with global children’s favourites like Peppa Pig, attracting readers of all ages. From 12 to 22 September, Beijing’s Temple of Earth...
sci-fi restaurant Beijing
Dinner with Robots: Beijing’s Sci-Fi Dining Experience
Discover Beijing’s Robot Restaurant, where humanoid robots serve food, perform live, and turn dining into a futuristic sci-fi experience. Stepping into Robot Restaurant in Beijing’s Yizhuang, you are greeted...
FUJIAN TRAVEL
Foreign Tourists in China: From Cities to Small-Town Adventures
Foreign tourists in China are increasingly opting for small towns over big cities, seeking unique adventures, cultural experiences, and authentic local encounters. China’s online travel platform Qunar...
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