Mythical creatures exhibition
The Return of Mythical Creatures: Imagination Across Centuries
Explore 133 artefacts at The Palace Museum in Taipeiโ€™s exhibition, The Return of Mythical Creatures in Artefacts, showcasing mythical beings from pre-Qin times to the modern era. The Palace Museum in Taipei...
Jay Chou Children of the Sun
Jay Chouโ€™s New Album Blends Music, Cinema, and Classic Art
Jay Chou, Mandopop icon, drops his 16th album, Children of the Sun, with cinematic visuals and classic art references.ย  Jay Chou, a defining icon of the Chinese-language music scene, will release his 16th...
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ใ€One Bowl, One Storyใ€‘Chun Bing: A Taste of Spring
Explore Chun Bing, the traditional spring pancake of the Spring Equinox, and its history, flavours, and cultural meaning. As spring arrives, the air softens, and fresh greens begin to appear on the table....
literary silk road
A Traveller on the Literary Silk Road to Tacheng and Emin
A journey along the literary Silk Road to attend the first Tacheng & Emin Literary Silk Road China and International Writerโ€™s Exchange. One of the things I was unprepared for as I began my literary...
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China Meets British Literary Icons: โ€œWriters Revealedโ€ Opens in Shanghai
A landmark China-UK exhibition opens at the Shanghai Museum, showcasing portraits, manuscripts, and first editions of British literary icons from Shakespeare to J.K. Rowling. The Shanghai Museum opened...
Demos Chiang Chengdu
Demos Chiangโ€™s Monochrome Works Slow the Pace of Seeing
Demos Chiangโ€™s monochrome paintings offer a quiet pause, inviting viewers in Chengdu to reflect amid a fast-paced world. In a city that rarely stops, one exhibition invites viewers to pause. Artist Demos...
DeepZang
DeepZang Brings Tibetan Language into the AI Age
DeepZang, the worldโ€™s first large language model for Tibetan, debuted in Lhasa, marking a new step in bringing the Tibetan language into the AI era. The worldโ€™s first large language model designed for...
Chinese Surnames
Chinese & British Surnames: A Beautiful Parallel in Meanings
Discover how Chinese and British surnames like Tinโ€“Field and Kamโ€“Gold share meanings rooted in nature, landscape, and culture. Surnames are more than just labelsโ€”they carry history, culture, and the stories...
West Lake Longjing tea ritual
Tea Farmers โ€˜Call the Mountainโ€™ as Longjing Tea Buds Emerge
Traditional tea farmers in Hangzhouโ€™s West Lake area shout to awaken the mountains, marking the start of the Longjing tea spring harvest. Drums echoed through the tea hills near West Lake on March 5th...
Jiangkou Sunken Silver Museum
Jiangkou Sunken Silver Museum Opens to Public in Sichuan
The Jiangkou Sunken Silver Museum in Sichuan opens to the public, displaying more than 7,000 gold and silver artefacts from major Ming dynasty discoveries. On March 3rd, a media open day was held at the...
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Kew Gardens Orchids After Hours in Pictures
The annual Kew Gardens Orchid Festival are hosting a special Orchids After Hours highlighting the diversity of Yunnan. During the day, visitors to the world-famous Kew botanical gardens are able to see...
Yue Opera Taiwan performance
Classic Yue Opera Meets New Audiences in Taiwan
Zhejiang Xiaobaihua Yue Opera Troupe returns to Taiwan after 15 years, performing My Grand View Garden and Garden of Love, delighting audiences and strengthening cultural ties. From February 25th to 28th,...
Feburary Picks
ใ€China in Pagesใ€‘February Picks: Books Tracing the Roots of Chinese Culture
What defines the traditions and memories of a culture? Our second monthly selection looks at different sides of Chinese history and daily life. These five books look at the smaller, quieter details of...
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Anda Union Brings the Sound of Inner Mongolia to London
Anda Union from Inner Mongolia in China took to the stage in London on 12th February for the penultimate stop of their UK tour. Formed in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, Anda Union is a dynamic collective of musicians...
Midu Echoing
Midu Echoing: From Folk Song to Worldwide Phonk Hit
Discover how Midu Echoing, a traditional Chinese folk song from Yunnan, became a viral Phonk remix sensation worldwide. A traditional Chinese folk song, โ€œMidu Mountain Songโ€ (Midu Echoing, ๅผฅๆธกๅฑฑๆญŒ), has captured...
first incense of the Lunar New Year
First Incense of the Lunar New Year: A Tradition Lives On
Worshippers in Macau, Hong Kong and Beijing mark the Lunar New Year by offering the first incense, continuing a long-standing tradition of prayer and renewal. As the Year of the Horse begins, temples in...
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ใ€One Bowl, One Storyใ€‘Manchu Eight Bowls: The Hearty Winter Feast of Northeast China
In Northeast China, the Manchu Eight Bowls mark the start of Spring Festival with slow-cooked winter dishes shared around one abundant table. In Northeast China, winters arrive early and stay long. On...
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Mosaic Secrets of Europe: Discover the Timeless Art in Beijing
The multimedia exhibition “Mosaic: The Code of Timeless Italian Art” recently opened in Beijing. Using mosaic art as its central theme, the exhibition unfolds a cultural journey across Italy...
5 elements
Draw Your "Supreme Fortune"! Unlock Your 5 Elements Destiny in One Click
Happy Chinese New Year, Britain! As red buses meet red lanterns and Highland winds carry the echo of firecrackers, the spirit of the 2026 Year of the Horse has arrived on British soil. Ever wondered what...
Centre Pompidou masterpieces in Beijing
When Color Travels: Centre Pompidou Masterpieces in Beijing
Masterpieces from the Centre Pompidou arrive in Beijing, exploring modern art through colour, global exchange, and new ways of seeing. A burst of colour fills the canvas. Through shifting reds, blues,...
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Unboxing the Year of the Horse: Museum-Inspired Limited Editions
Chinese museums are ringing in the Year of the Horse with creative horse-themed merchandise. Hereโ€™s a look at whatโ€™s available. In many Chinese museums, entry is free, yet visitors often leave having spent...
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ใ€China in Pagesใ€‘January Picks: Books on Chinese Life, History and Imagination
A selection of books offering fresh perspectives on Chinese society, culture and the human experience. Whatโ€™s worth reading from China as we begin the new year? To mark the debut of our monthly book recommendations,...
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Echoes of China 2026 London Chinese New Year Concert
Echoes of China is a special Guzheng concert at the Royal Academy of Music, part of theย โ€œHappy Chinese New Yearโ€ programme by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Peopleโ€™s Republic of China.ย  As...
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ใ€One Bowl, One Storyใ€‘Laba Garlic: A Winter Tradition Before Chinese New Year
A look at Laba garlic, a seasonal Chinese dish made before the Spring Festival. From its emerald colour to the winter rituals behind it. If youโ€™re curious about Chinese traditions leading up to the Spring...
David Hare Skylight
From London to Beijing: David Hareโ€™s Skylight Finds a New Voice
Hong Kong theatre troupe brings David Hareโ€™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...
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Nezha Musical Superbly Brings Chinese Mythology to a London Stage
The Nezha Musical was performed at the Shaw Theatre in London, superbly retelling the story of Nezha for an international audience. Three performances of Nezha were given at the Shaw Theatre in Central...
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Why the Ancestral Hall is the 'Church' of Chinese Life
While European life often revolves around the church, many Chinese communities find their heart in the ancestral hall. In much of Europe, the heart of a city or village is almost always the church. It...
Yin Ruins discoveries
Ancient Chinaโ€™s Earliest Kept Wild Animals Discovered at Yin Ruins
Archaeologists at Chinaโ€™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...
Year of the Horse
Year of the Horse: Myths, History and Art
As the Year of the Horse approaches, explore how the horseโ€™s enduring legacy is shaped by Chinese myth, history, and art. From Chinaโ€™s earliest dynasties, horses were vital to transport, warfare, and daily...
China chocolate museums
Exploring China Through Chocolate: Museums You Canโ€™t Miss
Discover Chinaโ€™s chocolate museums and explore iconic cultural landmarks transformed into edible art. Chocolate museums are gaining popularity worldwide. In Europe, places like Switzerlandโ€™s Lindt Home...
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New Yearโ€™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 Yearโ€™s Eve, signalling a shift in how people experience public culture. As the clock struck midnight on Jan....
Wu Guanzhongโ€™s Art Journey in Hong Kong
Wu Guanzhongโ€™s Art Journey Comes to Hong Kong
Explore Wu Guanzhongโ€™s sketches, ink, and oil paintings at the Hong Kong Art Museum. On December 23rd, the Hong Kong Museum of Art opened “Wu Guanzhong: Encountering Landscapes.” The exhibition...
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