Wuyuan county in Shangrao, Jiangxi province, safeguards thousands of historical structures. During the fourth national census on cultural relics in China, staff members from the county’s cultural heritage conservation center are systematically documented ancient architecture.
Shanghai University's Baoshan Campus came alive on Saturday evening with a dynamic showcase of musical performances that brought together Chinese and international youth, fostering meaningful connections through the universal language of music.
The China National Symphony Orchestra staged a concert at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing on Saturday, which was conducted by Shui Lan and featured works by three composers of various nationalities from different eras.
An art exhibition titled The Golden Lotus opened at Beijing's 798 Art District on Saturday. Organized by Artist Kitchen, the show features nearly 60 original hand-drawn art cards created by artists.
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Featuring cultural performances, sports events and exhibitions showcasing local heritage, a lavender tourism festival kicked off to coincide with this natural spectacle, highlighting the region's thriving lavender industry while promoting local tourism and economic development.
The Hongshan culture Niuheliang archaeological site represents the first stage of the ancient kingdom era and is considered the "direct ancestral root" of Chinese civilization.
During the Roundtable Discussion at the first International Communication Conference on Hongshan Culture and Vision China event, young participants from various countries — all either content creators or active social media users — shared their perspectives on effectively presenting Chinese culture to global audiences.
The significance of the Neolithic Hongshan culture in shaping ancient Chinese ritual systems was highlighted at the inaugural International Communication Conference on Hongshan Culture and Vision China event held on Saturday in Chaoyang city, Liaoning province.
Since its discovery, Hongshan has been regarded as a new culture, born from the convergence of northern and southern cultures due to its distinct multicultural characteristics.
Our understanding of Neolithic Hongshan culture has continued to grow, as 39 archaeological sites have been discovered in recent years following a series of excavations in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region in North China, said Bao Xianhua, head of the Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China Inner Mongolia Autonomous Regional Committee.
Chinese civilization stands as a unique spiritual symbol of the nation with its long history and profound depth, Qu Yingpu, publisher and editor-in-chief of China Daily, said at the International Communication Conference on Hongshan Culture and Vision China event held on Saturday in Chaoyang, Northeast China's Liaoning province.
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