Veteran scholar Su Xudong from Pingnan county, Fujian — who helped draft the UNESCO nomination — talked about the unique cultural value and ancient engineering wisdom behind Chinese wooden arch bridges.
Zhang Yan still remembers the first time she picked up a tea whisk. Her hand trembled. The slender bamboo tool felt awkward in her fingers, and no matter how hard she tried, the tea refused to foam.
Wenchang's seaside offers a different thrill: watching a rocket take to the sky with an earsplitting roar.
As dusk fell, a soft, warm glow gently flooded a painting studio in the China Cultural Center in Moscow. Holding a Chinese writing brush dipped in ink, Russian artist Anna Donchenko subtly adjusted tonal gradations before letting the brush glide across the paper.
A paper plane flies through childhood memories.
Josephine Duff McIntosh Olsson searched intently for a man's name on the Lisbon Maru survivors' memorial wall at Zhoushan Marine Cultural and Art Center in Zhoushan, Zhejiang province — a man she had never met in person.
Beneath bright studio lights, Mohamed Issa Omar speaks fluently to the camera, introducing a sleek pair of AI-powered glasses to viewers tuning in from across the globe.
On Children's Day, the Southern Song painting Playing Ball Under Banana Shade, preserved in the Palace Museum, offers a vivid glimpse of children at play nearly a thousand years ago.
Tengwang Pavilion in Nanchang, Jiangxi province, is one of China's Four Great Towers, celebrated through the Preface to Tengwang Pavilion by renowned 7th-century poet Wang Bo.
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