Blooming route hopes to attract more visitors to its beautiful landscapes, immersive experiences, local cuisine, and down-to-earth residents, report Hu Yumeng and Ma Jingna in Lanzhou.
A rare rock carving depicting a four-horse chariot has been discovered in the Helan Mountains of Ningxia Hui autonomous region, offering new clues about cultural exchanges across the Eurasian grasslands and potentially extending the known history of the region's rock art traditions, an expert said recently.
From a shop stall to an academy, artisan builds a way to pass down craft while empowering locals and boosting tourism, Xing Wen reports in Tongren, Qinghai.
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Five decades have passed since the tomb of Fu Hao and its extravagant burial treasures were brought to light, yet many questions remain about the life of this remarkable woman, who lived during the late Shang Dynasty (c. 16th century-11th century BC).
Many combined the recent Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday with their annual leave to create a 13-day-long break, boosting demand for long-haul trips.
In his hometown of Yangquan, author Liu Cixin discusses the impact of The Three-Body Problem trilogy, Yang Yang and Zhu Xingxin report.
Roland Bourdeix, a French researcher who has devoted the last two decades to coconut genetics, has chosen to bring his cherished collections back to China for restoration, seeking the origins of the century-old cultural exchanges centered on coconut carvings.
The 14th annual academic meeting of the China Association for Conservation Technology of Cultural Heritage, held in September in Urumqi, Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, highlighted technological innovation in cultural heritage conservation in the age of artificial intelligence.
New books explore the region's governance, religions and role in Chinese civilization, report Yang Yang in Beijing and Fang Aiqing in Urumqi.