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Meet Chiwen: Ancient China’s Mythical Roof Guardian 
Discover Chiwen, the dragon-like guardian adorning ancient Chinese rooftops, blending myth, symbolism, and architectural innovation. 
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Meet Chiwen: Ancient China’s Mythical Roof Guardian
Year of the Snake 2024: Embracing Health & Renewal 
As the Year of the Snake nears, CGTN’s Wendyl Martin blends art and wellness to inspire a healthy 2024. 
#CulturalRevival
Spring Festival Art Blends Snake & Koi for Good Luck!
Discover how a CGTN artist blends snake and koi symbols to spread Spring Festival luck and auspicious vibes for 2024!
Fireworks & Fortune: Artist Rachel Weiss’ Vibrant Spring Festival Masterpiece
CGTN artist Rachel Weiss blends snakes, fireworks, and red hues to celebrate Spring Festival’s joy and prosperity. #CulturalVibes
Unlocking Ancient Luck: The Snake & Rabbit’s New Year Magic
Discover the ancient Chinese belief linking snakes, rabbits, and New Year prosperity. 
Join Leonie Zeumer to explore this tradition and make your Year of the Snake wish!
China Unveils SCO Presidency Emblem with Ancient Symbols 
China reveals the emblem for its 2024-2025 SCO presidency, featuring ancient bronze ware motifs symbolizing unity and hope. 
#GlobalDiplomacy
Young Artist Paints China’s Magic: 10 Symbols from a Child’s View 
A 9-year-old Indonesian artist’s colorful take on China’s iconic symbols—from pandas to legends—wins global acclaim.
Sichuan’s Black-Necked Cranes: Plateau ‘Fairies’ Bring Magic to Wetlands 
Discover Sichuan’s black-necked cranes, revered as ‘plateau fairies,’ blending cultural symbolism with stunning biodiversity. 
#WildlifeConservation
Beijing’s Jade vs. Paris’ Iron: The Art Behind Olympic Medals 
From Beijing’s jade elegance to Paris’ industrial flair, Olympic medals blend sport and culture. Discover the stories behind these timeless treasures!
Quanzhou’s Drip Beasts: Guardians of Culture & Rainwater 
Quanzhou’s ancient ‘drip beasts’ blend rainwater management with cultural symbolism, serving as stone guardians and fortune-bringers in Minnan architecture. 
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