Reviving George Town’s Traditional Crafts Amid UNESCO Gentrification
George Town’s UNESCO status saved its buildings but endangered its traditional trades. Discover what’s being done to keep these crafts alive.
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Feng Dazhong: Painting Tigers as a Tribute to His Hometown 🐯
Discover how Feng Dazhong transforms traditional art by painting tigers that capture the spirit of his hometown. 🐯✨
At 93, China’s First Female Conductor Zheng Xiaoying Is Still Making Music Magic 🎶
Meet Zheng Xiaoying, China’s first female symphony conductor, still spreading the joy of classical music at 93.
Chen Jialing’s Plum Blossoms: Art Born in Quarantine 🌸
Discover how Chen Jialing turned quarantine into a creative journey, painting plum blossoms that embody resilience and hope.
Fan Yang: Capturing Change on Canvas – The Artist Reflecting Our Times
Discover how artist Fan Yang captures the spirit of our times through his dynamic paintings, turning everyday moments into timeless art.
Food Vlogger Sister Peach Brings Traditional Chinese New Year Feast to Life 🎉
Food vlogger Sister Peach is reviving tradition by re-creating a New Year’s feast from a traditional Chinese New Year Picture. Join her culinary journey and taste the history! 🍲✨
From Garden Blossoms to Art Innovations: The Journey of Jia Guangjian 🌸
Discover how Jia Guangjian turned a garden blossom into a revolutionary art journey, blending tradition with innovation. 🌸🎨
Chen Jialing: The Shanghai Artist Capturing Life’s Essence in Ink 🎨
Discover Chen Jialing, a leading figure in Shanghai’s traditional ink painting scene, who captures life’s essence with free-spirited lines. During 2022’s quarantine, he created inspiring plum blossom artworks. 🎨🌸
🎨 “The Art Beat”: Dive into China’s Dynamic Art Scene with Six Visionary Artists
Discover “The Art Beat,” a six-part series spotlighting China’s leading artists as they shape the future of art in a fast-changing world.
No Chicken, No Banquet! How Chicken Makes Chinese New Year in Western Guangdong
In western Guangdong, chicken isn’t just food—it’s a New Year tradition symbolizing luck and happiness! Discover why locals say ‘No chicken, no banquet’ during Chinese New Year celebrations.