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.
Character performers, park managers and local officials dive deep into history to offer accurate, interactive activities to visitors.
An exhibition revisits artist's lifelong journey across mountains and spiritual landscapes, Lin Qi reports.
A new exhibition at the Dunhuang Contemporary Art Museum in Shanghai brings together cultural relics excavated along the ancient Silk Road and new creations by contemporary artists from China and abroad.
With handmade masks, ceremonial dancing and pop music, a new television show is exploring how intangible cultural heritage can thrive in contemporary entertainment.
As international merchants gather in the trade hub, the city has grown into a vibrant crossroads of global cuisines and local flavors
A new biographical film revisits ethnomusicologist Wan Tongshu's extraordinary efforts to save a tradition and legacy from disappearing.
In Haymarket Chinatown, one of Sydney's best-known Chinese enclaves, the aroma of Chinese food, glowing shop signs marked with Chinese characters, and voices speaking dialects from across China fill the air.
Experiential and cultural tourism offerings are tempting greater numbers of visitors to China's porcelain capital.
New book helps the layperson learn more about a milestone excavation site in Changsha and its contents through text, images, and interactive elements.