The Mid-Autumn Festival, celebrated on the 15th day of the eighth month on the traditional Chinese calendar, is a cherished tradition across Asia. While its origins are rooted in the traditional Chinese calendar, the festival has evolved uniquely in different countries, reflecting diverse cultural identities and practices.
China has made significant achievements in cultural and tourism development during the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021–25), said Minister of Culture and Tourism Sun Yeli, at a press briefing on Sept 29.
The Minghua ship, a historic symbol of Shenzhen's transformation, will become the stage for a new theatrical experience. On Oct 1, The Deal, an original immersive physical theatre production, will premiere on board.
On Sunday, an exhibition highlighting the exchange, communication and integration of ethnic groups in Beijing's development as the capital kicked off at the First Historical Archives of China in Beijing.
The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences' Institute of Archaeology announced its important academic achievements over the past five years on Sunday, enriching understanding of significant topics like the origins of Chinese civilization and the history of the ancient Maritime Silk Road.
The Ziyouji Art and Lifestyle Festival, showcasing new pathways for cultural tourism, concluded in Xianning city, Hubei province, on Sept 28.
Mooncakes are more than just a traditional pastry; they are a symbol of unity, heritage, and celebration in Chinese culture. These round or square pastries, typically filled with lotus seed paste, red bean paste, or other rich fillings, are an integral part of the Mid-Autumn Festival, a time for family gatherings and appreciation of the full moon.
The Mid-Autumn Festival, celebrated on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, is one of the most cherished traditional festivals in many East Asian cultures. Beyond the mooncakes and lanterns, the festival is steeped in fascinating legends and folklore that have been passed down through generations, adding depth and meaning to the celebration.
Over a century ago, an ancient Egyptian mummy adorned with a golden mask, having slept for 3,000 years, was unearthed, sparking a global "Egyptomania". This wave of fascination not only swept through the archaeological field but also profoundly influenced modern design and fashion culture. Elements of ancient Egypt can be seen across various industries, including jewelry, film and architecture. What secrets do ancient Egyptian mummies hold that allowed a civilization from thousands of years ago to captivate the entire modern world?
A remarkable discovery in Lhasa has unveiled ancient cliff inscriptions and rock paintings, shedding new light on the region's rich cultural heritage.
The 21st Baihua Literature Awards, one of China's most influential honors for popular fiction, celebrates writers who bridge artistry and mass readership, and spotlights storytelling's enduring power to resonate across generations and communities.
From vineyards to fortresses, Azerbaijan beckons Chinese travelers with open borders and timeless wonders, Yang Feiyue reports.
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