Discover Jinghang Grand Canal: Zhejiang’s UNESCO Heritage Boosting Economy 🚤
Explore China’s Jinghang Grand Canal in Zhejiang Province—a UNESCO World Heritage site vital to economic growth and rich in history.
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Pingding’s Pao Ma Pai Horse Racing Earns UNESCO Heritage Spot! 🐎🎉
Discover Pingding County’s thrilling Pao Ma Pai horse racing tradition, celebrating the Chinese New Year and newly honored by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage!
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. 🎶❄️
China’s Spring Festival Sparks Joy: Movies, Parades, and UNESCO Recognition
From blockbuster movies to vibrant parades and UNESCO’s recognition, China’s Spring Festival is lighting up with celebrations. Discover how the festivities are bringing joy across the Chinese mainland.
Spring Festival Fever: How China’s New Year Connects the World 🌏🎉
Discover how the Spring Festival, China’s most influential celebration, is uniting people worldwide after being recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage. 🌏🎉
From Bronze Vessels to TikTok Trends: China’s Cultural Revival in 2024
🎉 China celebrates its rich heritage as the Spring Festival joins UNESCO’s list! Discover how culture is the new buzzword in 2024. 💃🕺
Call ‘12345’ and Be Heard: China’s Hotline Inspires the World, Says UNESCO
UNESCO’s Shahbaz Khan praises China’s ‘12345’ hotline as a model for cities worldwide, highlighting the importance of citizen engagement and learning from the Global South. Is it time we adopted similar solutions?
Chinese New Year Joins UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage List
Chinese New Year has been recognized as part of Humankind’s Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO during a meeting in Paraguay, celebrating the festival’s cultural significance worldwide.
China Celebrates Triple Win as UNESCO Adds Three More to Heritage List 🎉
China scores a cultural hat-trick as three of its traditions are added to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list, showcasing the rich tapestry of its ethnic arts and festivals.
Li Textile Traditions Shine on UNESCO Heritage List 🌟
UNESCO has added traditional Li textile techniques—spinning, dyeing, weaving, and embroidering—to its Intangible Cultural Heritage list! Discover how this recognition celebrates the rich culture of the Li people.