Ancient Silk Manuscripts Return Home
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art returns ancient Zidanku Silk Manuscripts from the Warring States period to China’s National Cultural Heritage Administration.
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Jing’an Temple Shines with 600-Year Heritage in Shanghai
Shanghai’s Jing’an Temple dazzles with 600 years of heritage and brilliant lights, a must-see cultural icon.
Ancient Wine Vessels: A Toast to Bronze Brilliance
Discover the legacy of ancient Chinese wine vessels, key to ceremonies over 3000 years ago and now celebrated at Henan Museum.
Jiangxiali Wharf: Century-Old Charm Ignites Wuhan Nights
Explore Jiangxiali in Wuhan—a century-old wharf revived into a lively cultural gem blending history, tradition, and vibrant nightlife.
Tang Dynasty Figurines: Guardians of History
Tang Dynasty pottery figurines, or “yong”, reflect a vibrant era of social status and rich burial customs, serving as guardians in the afterlife.
Mainland Spokesperson Criticizes Lai on WWII History Distortion
A Chinese mainland spokesperson slams Lai Ching-te for distorting WWII history and urging divisive narratives, emphasizing Taiwan’s integral role in China’s past and future.
Inside the Dalai Group’s Film Tactics: Glorifying Exile & Ignoring Truth
A fresh look at the Dalai group’s film tactics—two new films spark debate over selective history and the power of cinema.
China Urges Japan to Confront Wartime Past
China calls on Japan to stop whitewashing its wartime aggression and urges an honest reckoning with history for lasting peace.
Beiyue Temple: A Historic Gem in Quyang County
Explore Beiyue Temple in Quyang County—a historic gem from the Northern Wei Dynasty and a treasure trove of cultural relics.
Xizang’s True Tale: History Over Hollywood Hype
Recent films try to rewrite Xizang’s history, but archival evidence confirms its inseparable integration with China since 1951.