Chinese New Year observed in Antarctica
As part of China’s 41st Antarctic research expedition, the icebreaker is currently in the middle of a month-long exploration in the Amundsen Sea, with team members collecting data and conducting oceanic research. The explorers have adorned the ship with festive decorations ahead of the Chinese New Year on Jan. 29.
SZ Library hosts book exhibition showcasing Spring Festival folk culture
The Shenzhen Library is hosting a book exhibition on folk cultures on the second floor of the library's CBD location, offering visitors a unique opportunity to explore the cultural heritage and narratives behind folk customs, especially the three major ones in Guangdong Province.
Women Yingge dancers
The Yingge Dance performers are gearing up for their busiest season leading up to the Chinese New Year, which falls on Jan. 29 this year.
Book "Baguang Has Silver-Leaf Mangroves" launched
The new book 'Baguang Has Silver-Leaf Mangroves' made its debut at Shenzhen Book City CBD store Saturday.
Fish lantern parade
Chinese are the second-largest ethnic group in the Southeast Asian country.
A unique poetry meeting held at Xiangmi Park
Several spots in Xiangmi Park, Futian District, were adorned with handwritten poems on Jan. 9 and 10 as the ninth Lishan Poetry Meeting took place.
Exhibition honoring Peking Opera school hits high notes
An exhibition has recently opened at the Capital Museum in Beijing to commemorate the 120th anniversary of the Peking Opera school Fuliancheng (also previously known as Xiliancheng).
Living in SZ | Tracing SZ's epoch at CMG History Museum
Tucked away on a modest hill in Shekou, a museum with a panoramic sea view brims with profound cultural significance to Shenzhen.
Cultural heritage on wheels
The railway operator in Heilongjiang Province organized a showcase by the five artisans to enhance cultural diversity and elevate the overall tourist experience.
A Chinese house reborn in West Virginia bridging two worlds
“Almost heaven, West Virginia” — decades after John Denver’s iconic song introduced the beauty of Appalachia to Chinese audiences, an American educator has relocated a traditional Chinese house to Harpers Ferry, offering locals a glimpse into the enchanting architecture of southwestern China.
China unveils facial recovery of ancient human skulls
The restored statues of a pair of fossil human skulls, dating back to 1 million years ago, have been recently unveiled by the Hubei Provincial Museum in central China.
Locally-produced dance drama kicks off nationwide tour
Hot on the heels of the success of the Shenzhen-produced dance drama “Wing Chun,” another spectacular dance show embarked on its national tour this weekend, captivating local audiences with three nights of breathtaking performances at the Shenzhen Poly Theater.
