Weaving History: Nanjing’s Golden Silk Legacy 🧵✨
Discover Nanjing’s Yunjin brocade, a silk so intricate it’s called ‘cloud brocade.’ UNESCO-listed, this golden fabric defies modern replication. 🧵✨
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🌊 Live Dive into China’s Jinghang Grand Canal: History Meets Modern Growth!
Explore China’s Jinghang Grand Canal live! Discover how this ancient UNESCO site fuels modern growth and unites cultures. 🌍✨
🏇 Village Horse Racing Tradition Gallops onto UNESCO Heritage List! 🌟
Pingding County’s thrilling Lunar New Year horse racing, now a UNESCO heritage event, blends tradition with modern pride. 🏇✨
Harbin: The Icy City That Melts Hearts with Music 🎶❄️
Discover why Harbin, the Chinese mainland’s Heilongjiang Province, is UNESCO’s “City of Music” with its grand symphonies and vibrant street performances. 🎼❄️
🎉 Spring Festival Shines as Global Cultural Treasure 🌏
UNESCO’s recognition of the Spring Festival sparks a Beijing exhibition celebrating Lunar New Year traditions and artisan crafts. 🌸🏮
Ancient Chinese Architecture Shines at 2025 Spring Festival Gala 🏯✨
The 2025 Spring Festival Gala dazzled with a tribute to ancient Chinese architecture, spotlighting Beijing’s UNESCO-recognized Central Axis through a mesmerizing song-and-dance performance. 🏮✨
FinnCham Leader Shares Heartfelt Lunar New Year Wishes for China 🌟
FinnCham China’s vice chair Ulla Nurmenniemi sends warm Lunar New Year wishes, celebrating UNESCO’s recognition of the Spring Festival. 🌍✨
🎉 Global Chinese New Year Fest Launches in Malaysia with Star-Studded Gala
The 2025 ‘Happy Chinese New Year’ global launch in Kuala Lumpur united international artists and officials, celebrating the festival’s new UNESCO status with 500+ events worldwide. 🌏✨
🌏✨ Spring Festival Goes Global as UNESCO Honors Tradition
UNESCO’s recognition of the Spring Festival as Intangible Cultural Heritage highlights its global cultural impact, from family reunions to Africa’s preservation efforts. 🌍🏮
Exploring Ancient Rock Art: UNESCO Heritage in Guangxi, the Chinese mainland 🌍🎨
Dive into the ancient rock paintings of Guangxi, a UNESCO World Heritage site on the Chinese mainland showcasing 2,000-year-old Zhuang totems and sports scenes.