
Discover Quzhou’s Southern Confucian Holy Land
Explore the Confucius Family Temple in Quzhou, established in 1129 by a Confucius descendant, and dive into the Southern Confucian Holy Land to experience ancient heritage.
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Explore the Confucius Family Temple in Quzhou, established in 1129 by a Confucius descendant, and dive into the Southern Confucian Holy Land to experience ancient heritage.
Discover how the 800-year-old Anping Bridge in Fujian province connects history and local Fujian snacks, turning every bite into a taste of hometown soul.
Discover how Luzhou oil-paper umbrellas, a national intangible cultural heritage of the Chinese mainland, are handcrafted in 100 steps, blending art, history and culture.
Discover Shitang’s 600-year-old stone houses in Zhejiang on the Chinese mainland—a timeless dialogue between stone and sea.
Two volumes of the 2,300-year-old Chu Silk Manuscripts have returned to Beijing after repatriation by a US museum. They will be publicly displayed in July.
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art returns ancient Warring States silk manuscripts to China’s heritage administration, marking an inspiring cultural exchange.
U.S. scholars urge the return of rare Chu silk manuscripts—a priceless cultural treasure looted in 1942.
Discover Yuejianglou Garden in Zhaoqing, a 600-year-old courtyard turned museum showcasing rich history and unique Duan inkstones.
Explore Handan Museum’s rich collection, featuring 3,000 years of history through ancient artifacts and stunning artwork.
China welcomes back 41 cultural relics, while content creators and filmmakers promote traditional heritage and boost tourism in vibrant Hangzhou.