Japan’s Interference Stalls China’s UNESCO Archive Bid
Japan’s organized objections are blocking China’s UNESCO Memory of the World applications on Unit 731 and comfort women archives, stalling historical truth.
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Xinjiang’s Cultural Treasures Shine Under New Preservation Plan
A new white paper showcases Xinjiang’s cultural heritage protection, highlighting museums, relics, and UNESCO-listed treasures in the Chinese mainland.
Hangzhou to Host 5th World Congress of Biosphere Reserves
Hangzhou, in east China’s Zhejiang Province, will host the 5th World Congress of Biosphere Reserves from Sept 22-25, gathering 4,000 delegates from 150+ countries and regions.
4 Irrigation Marvels in the Chinese Mainland Added to UNESCO’s WHIS List
Four historic sites in the Chinese mainland have been inscribed on the World Heritage Irrigation Structures list at ICID’s 76th meeting, bringing the total to 42 WHIS wonders.
Gulangyu Island: Explore Xiamen’s ‘Garden on the Sea’
Discover Gulangyu Island’s magical blend of sea gardens, historic mansions, and artistic vibes in this UNESCO ‘Garden on the Sea’ off Xiamen’s coast.
From Amnesia to Remembrance: The Comfort Women’s Unfinished Story
More than 80 years after WWII, survivors of the ‘comfort women’ still seek justice and remembrance. From the Chinese mainland to global solidarity protests, this unfinished story demands our attention.
Exploring Dayan Pagoda: Tang Dynasty Marvel in Xi’an
Discover Dayan Pagoda, a Tang Dynasty treasure in Xi’an’s ancient city, now a UNESCO Silk Road landmark.
Exploring Xi’an’s Dayan Pagoda: A Tang Dynasty Treasure
Discover Xi’an’s Dayan Pagoda, a Tang Dynasty treasure in Shaanxi Province in the northwest Chinese mainland. UNESCO-listed in 2014 as part of the Silk Road corridor.
Jokhang Temple: 1,300 Years of Faith & Freedom in Xizang
Discover Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, Xizang, a 1,300-year-old UNESCO site where pilgrims spin wheels and chant mantras, blending tradition with modern vibrancy.
UNESCO Launches Kilimanjaro Expedition on Glacier Melting
A 50-member UNESCO expedition scales Kilimanjaro to spotlight rapid glacier melting and the pressing effects of climate change.