Using a blend of words and visuals, this series explores unique communities and reveals the heart of China through food, architecture, craftsmanship, landscapes and traditions.
In the northeast of Argentina, straddling the border with Brazil, sit the longest series of waterfalls in the world. A magnet for about 1.5 million visitors every year, Iguazu Falls is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and one of the most impressive sights in Latin America.
In 2024, China's cultural landscape experienced a vibrant surge of achievements, celebrating milestones in heritage, arts and innovation. Let's take a look back at some of the year's major cultural highlights as we embrace the New Year!
An enchanting display of Chinese intangible cultural heritage welcomed both locals and foreign visitors to the Pingxiang Cultural and Art Center in Pingxiang city, Jiangxi province, on Dec 22, 2024.
From craftsmanship and education to new venues and groups, the city is determined to play on its musical heritage, Cheng Yuezhu reports.
In 2009, Yang Yue was just a boy wandering the narrow hutong alleys of Beijing, a place where time seemed to slow down, with his father. One day, he passed the old, unassuming gates of the Central Academy of Drama, nestled deep within the maze of gray-brick lanes in Nanluoguxiang.
Starting at a young age, a Gen Z rapper is making inroads into the global rap scene.
Artifacts reveal society that developed architectural techniques and craftsmanship, Fang Aiqing in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, Yuan Hui in Hohhot and Wu Yong in Shenyang report.
Jade, a gem carrying ancient lore, whispers tales of emerald dreams that reflect how our ancestors saw the world. Its verdant hues also mark a dawn of civilization whose lineage thus becomes visible.
New seafood restaurant in Guangzhou's 'backyard garden' Nansha, is raising local produce and ingredients to unprecedented heights, Li Yingxue reports.
First female Chinese American pilot honored in new book about her short but eventful life, Mingmei Li reports in New York.
Not only is he a photographer, but also an outdoor adventurer. However, Wang Zhen does not venture into the wilderness for himself; rather, he loves capturing the adventurous journeys of others. Known as "Rocker" due to his expertise in rock climbing, Wang has built a career documenting extreme outdoor activities.
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