Beijing has been designated the UNESCO‑UIA World Capital of Architecture for 2029 and will host the 2029 UIA World Congress.
The Start of Autumn marks the end of summer and the arrival of the harvest season.
A craftsman inherits the hand-hammered copper relief technique and sticks to traditional craftsmanship amid market changes.
Dancer Yuan Zhiping presented an innovative dance drawing on Yi ethnic culture ahead of the Yi Torch Festival.
With Jingdezhen Handicraft Porcelain Industry Sites inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, the city preserves ancient craftsmanship and rich ICH culture, welcoming young "Jingpiao" creators who blend traditional heritage with modern creativity.
The touring exhibition There Is a Kind of Life Called Yunnan is now on display at Huatian Art Museum in Beijing.
Guizhou’s rural girls’ football team finds inspiration in hit film Kung Fu Soccer.
A photography exhibition celebrating the Beijing Central Axis’s World Heritage listing debuts at Zhongshan Park through Aug 24.
The 15th Five-Year Plan (2026–30) sets development goals across 10 key areas covering heritage conservation, relic safety, public education, archaeology, museum development and international cooperation.
Dear You premiered in North America as the closing film of the 25th New York Asian Film Festival.