Imagine a lively store that incorporates elements like handicrafts, snack vendors, Thai music and coffee tastings, which engage all five senses and create a lively, market-like atmosphere.
Design engineer makes it his life's mission to bring back the ancient craftsmanship of black pottery, taking it out of museum collections and into homes for everyday use, Wang Xin reports.
An exhibition displaying more than 100 pieces of nianhua, or New Year paintings, from China and Vietnam opened at East China Normal University in Shanghai, showcasing the charm of Chinese intangible cultural heritage and its close cultural ties with the Southeast Asian country.
Systematic studies of the Neolithic Hongshan culture, dating back 6,500-4,800 years, and other major global archaeological discoveries from the past two years, were recognized at the Sixth Shanghai Archaeology Forum on Tuesday.
Excavation work at watchtowers unearths weapons, inscriptions and food remains, offering insights into the daily routines of Ming-era garrisons, Yang Feiyue reports.
Over 800 years ago, a merchant vessel sailed from Quanzhou Port towards the Indian Ocean but met its end off Guangdong. Discovered in 1987, the sunken ship, named "Nanhai One", holds clues to China's historical maritime development and the prosperity of the ancient Maritime Silk Road.
Traditionally, filmmaking is a process that could take years. However, in today's digital era, the unprecedented rise of artificial intelligence is compressing that timeline, allowing a micro-short film to be created in just one or two days.
Mobile game collaboration brings to life rituals, artifacts and heroes, immersing young players in the world of the Sanxingdui site's bronze history and unearthed relics, Li Yingxue reports.
Immersive Tang Dynasty attractions in Shaanxi and heritage renewal in Guangdong reflect a growing push to protect and enliven ancient culture, Yang Feiyue reports.
County blends red heritage, natural landscapes, storytelling, and modern tourism to revive memory, Yang Feiyue reports in Huichang, Jiangxi.
As visitors step onto the flagstone paths of Kunming, capital of Southwest China's Yunnan province, they are gently transported into another era by the city's ancient architecture. Laotian blogger Parn Sivlai, who has more than 1.2 million followers, was captivated during a recent visit to a hanfu (traditional Chinese attire) experience store in Kunming.
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