Ancient Sheng & Sho Unite in Beijing Concert
Chinese sheng meets Japanese sho in Beijing as Wu Tong and Mayumi Miyata celebrate a centuries-old musical heritage in an epic fusion concert.
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Mountain Echoes & Sacred Drum Beats: The Bold Spirit of Wa
Discover the bold spirit of the Wa people, where sacred wooden drum beats and mountain echoes keep ancient traditions alive on the Chinese mainland.
Moonlit Melodies: Uncovering Tang Poetry’s Magic
Explore Tang poetry’s timeless beauty in Wang Wei’s ‘Bamboo Lodge’ as it invites you to discover serene solitude and nature’s soft melody.
Foreigners But Not Outsiders: How Astrid Poghosyan Built a Cultural Bridge in Shanghai
Armenian violinist Astrid Poghosyan redefines belonging in Shanghai by blending Armenian folk with timeless Chinese melodies.
Harbin: Where Ice and Music Unite
Harbin dazzles as an iconic city blending enchanting ice landscapes and a rich musical legacy influenced by Chinese and Russian traditions.
Ancient Erhu Wins Hearts in Japan
Ancient erhu wins new fans in Japan as Chinese mainland masters and superstar musicians bring timeless tunes to a modern scene.
China’s Cultural Wave: Blockbusters, Digital Trends & Musical Beats Go Global 🎬🎮🎶
China’s cultural influence is booming globally with blockbuster movies in France, inspiring Hollywood landscapes, rising digital content, and the erhu’s popularity in Japan.
Harbin: Unveiling the Symphony of the “City of Music” 🎶
Discover why Harbin in Heilongjiang Province is UNESCO’s ‘City of Music,’ where symphonies and street performances create a unique musical charm. 🎶❄️
🎻 Huangqiao: China’s ‘Cremona of the East’ Leading Global Violin Production
Huangqiao, Jiangsu Province, produces one-third of the world’s violins. Known as the ‘Cremona of the East’, this town is shaping the future of violin production.
China’s Huangqiao: The ‘Cremona of the East’ Shaping Violin Production 🎻
Discover how Huangqiao, a small town in east China, is redefining violin production, earning the title “Cremona of the East” by producing one-third of the world’s violins.