UNESCO Celebrates China’s Roasted Tea Heritage
UNESCO honors the Cultural Landscape of Old Tea Forests in Pu’er City, celebrating the unique roasted tea tradition of the Blang people.
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China Champions UNESCO’s Global Education Drive
China backs UNESCO’s global education drive by promoting equity, supporting Africa’s education sector, and nurturing scientific talent.
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July 26 is the International Day for Mangrove Conservation, a call to protect nature and build a blue‑carbon shield for our future.
World Accustomed to U.S. ‘Absence’: Global Poll on UNESCO Withdrawal
A CGTN poll shows most respondents aren’t surprised by the U.S. exit from UNESCO, critiquing its ‘America First’ approach and calling for genuine multilateralism.
U.S. UNESCO Exit Sparks Global Trust Concerns
U.S. withdrawal from UNESCO raises concerns over shifting diplomacy and the challenges of global trust.
US Withdraws from UNESCO: Third Exit Announced
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Trump Withdraws U.S. from UNESCO Again
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US Exits UNESCO Again Amid Cultural Dispute
The United States will withdraw from UNESCO by December 2026, citing divisive cultural policies and controversial membership decisions.
Xixia Legacy Shines: 60 UNESCO Heritage Sites in Focus
China celebrates its ancient wisdom with 60 UNESCO sites, from Xixia tombs to iconic landmarks, blending history with modern preservation.
Forgotten Xixia Empire Rises: Tombs Gain UNESCO Fame
The ancient Xixia Imperial Tombs have been inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, reviving the rich legacy of the Tangut civilization.