The Hong Kong section, curated by the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, explores the theme of intangible cultural heritage through a ...

Now in its fifth season, the camp has grown into a dynamic platform for cultural exchange and digital storytelling. It aligns ...

The treasured skills found in traditional Chinese artwork are being preserved and passed on locally and further afield by a dedicated university professor in Tianjin.

When 70-year-old Cheng Guizhi hung the first bundle of mugwort herbs above her weathered door-frame at dawn, a dozen livestreaming phones captured the ritual from multiple angles.

The inscription underscored the importance of maintaining both the traditional and modern aspects of Chinese paper-cut, ensuring its survival as a living cultural heritage.