The Baba Nyonya, or Peranakan Chinese, have preserved distinct culinary traditions from both Malaysia and China, serving as key witnesses to cultural integration, Ronald Gan, president of Persatuan Peranakan Baba Nyonya Malaysia, said at the Forum on Cultural Heritage Conservation in Malaysia on Thursday.
During the Forum on Cultural Heritage Conservation in Malaysia, Michael Yeoh, the president of the KSI Strategic Institute for Asia Pacific, said that cultural heritage preservation is a significant challenge amid rapid global growth and development.
In recent years, TV dramas and reality shows have surged in popularity, some even inspiring tourists seeking to explore lesser-known, yet intriguing locations. With this idea in mind, chief director Xie Dikui and chief producer Wang Junpeng created Random Journey on the Way, a new reality travel show.
At the Cultural Heritage Conservation Forum, themed "Shared Heritage, Shared Future", held in Malaysia on Sept 5, Su Junjie, director of Yunnan Provincial Research Base of Intangible Cultural Heritage, pointed out breaking the boundaries of heritage categories may bring possibilities for shared world heritage.
The China Millennium Monument in Beijing hosted the 2024 Art Night and opening ceremony for the 7th Traditional Craft Revival Exhibition on Friday.
Today is the 40th Chinese Teachers' Day – a festival celebrating the 2,300-year tradition of respecting teachers and education in China. It's similar to the birthday of Confucius or the birthday of private school tutor in ancient China.
Luckin Coffee, a leading player in China's coffee market, has long considered Starbucks its primary competitor. With over 20,000 stores nationwide as of July this year, Luckin has surpassed Starbucks as the largest on-premise coffee chain in China.
The Norwegian tourism industry is delighted to see the return of Chinese tourists, an official said during a recent tourism promotion event in Oslo.
Hiker retraces route of Marco Polo as she continues her mission of inspiration and benefits from kindness of strangers, Yang Feiyue reports.
Eaten away by time, covered in dust, their yellowing pages testament to the history of Chinese civilization, the modern custodians of China's fragile ancient books have vowed to make full use of them, rather than leaving them slumbering in archives.
Exhibition of paintings of court women reveals changing attitudes toward gender and development, Wang Kaihao reports.
Hopefuls training to deliver stand-up humor will help boost domestic sector, Xu Fan reports.
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