For most people, they may have not visited the Aksu prefecture in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region yet, but they probably have enjoyed the famous "crystal sugar heart" Aksu apples with a highly sugary translucent core.
Grassroots museums should be given more support to improve their scientific research functionality and cultivation of staff, according to Guo Jin, a deputy to the National People's Congress of the second session of the 14th NPC.
Calligraphy exhibition pays tribute to 20th-century sage of integrity and virtue, Lin Qi reports.
"When we think of the Silk Road, the first thing that pops into people's minds is trade. However, trade isn't limited to goods, it encompasses culture," says Berkant Demir, a young puppeteer at the Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum in the Turkish capital Ankara.
He Saifei's role won her a Golden Rooster and forced her to find a way to connect to a character unlike any she'd played before, Xu Fan reports.
Hanfu experiences a revival in popularity, blending historical symbolism with contemporary fashion trends, igniting cultural appreciation and innovative designs, both in China and abroad, Meng Wenjie reports.
The China Pavilion at Malta's first art biennale was officially launched at Fort St Elmo in Valletta On Friday, serving as a new platform to open up new dialogues between Chinese artists and their peers from Malta and around the world.
While mountain temple is globally famous, other cultural attractions are also gaining foothold.
China's strides in space technology are now enriching the preservation of cultural relics, as spacecraft engineers have repurposed a robot originally designed for orbital missions to protect tomb artifacts.
Social media portals spread awareness of intangible cultural heritage
As the lights brightened, a young performer took to the stage against the backdrop of a red curtain. Holding the microphone with confidence, he began recounting humorous tales in Tibetan, eliciting laughter and applause from the crowd.
Currently at the Liuli China Museum in Shanghai, the exhibition Flying Eyes features 46 works of art from 14 French artists selected from the permanent collection of Galerie Capazza, an important institution of contemporary art and culture in France.
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