Looking for the style, tradition, and the beauty of Hanfu.
Xi’an, the ancient capital of thirteen Chinese dynasties, has become the premier destination for hanfu enthusiasts from around the world. In 2026, the city continues to lead China’s hanfu tourism boom, offering visitors unparalleled opportunities to experience traditional Chinese clothing in authentic historical settings. Why Xi’an is the Ultimate Hanfu Destination Walking through Xi’an’s historic […]
If you think lotus leaf hats are a modern trend, our ancestors would surely laugh at you: “You kids are so outdated and unfashionable!” This iconic headwear dates back much earlier than you might imagine, with roots tracing to the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Historical records like “The History of the Northern Dynasties” mention bearers […]
A City Where Tradition Lives On Walking through the streets of Macau, first-time visitors might notice a small yet ubiquitous presence in front of shops and homes—a tiny shrine, often filled with incense, flowers, and an eclectic mix of offerings ranging from fresh fruits and biscuits to soft drinks and red wine. This seemingly modest […]
Xi’an Xianyang International Airport has redefined layovers with a groundbreaking attraction: the Western Airport Museum, the world’s first in-terminal archaeological exhibition. Opened on February 26, 2024, this innovative space blends modern air travel with China’s ancient heritage, offering a time-traveling journey for history buffs and curious globetrotters alike. Whether you’re transiting through Xi’an or starting […]
In a village square in Shandong province, 11-year-old Huang Ruoxi stomps her feet with precision, sending reverberations through a set of drums arranged like celestial constellations. Her round cheeks flushed pink, two buns tied atop her head, she performs the Pan Drums Dance (盘鼓舞)—a 2,000-year-old Han Dynasty drum dance nearly lost to history. Meanwhile, 1,000 […]
The Dragon Boat Festival, known in Chinese as Duanwu Jie (端午节), falls on June 19 in 2026 — a Friday that sets the stage for a long weekend of celebrations across China and Chinese communities worldwide. The festival, occurring on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, boasts a history spanning more than two […]
During the 2026 Duanwu Festival (June 19–21), the Beijing Kongmiao and Guozijian Museum hosted “Duanyang Xi Li, Wenmai Run Xin” — a three-day parent-child event combining hanfu wearing, classical reading, etiquette practice, and festival craft-making. The program was one of over 70 museum activities organized under the Beijing Municipal Cultural Heritage Bureau’s unified Duanwu cultural […]
Since its release, the historical power-struggle drama Ashes to Crown (翘楚), starring Chen Duling (陈都灵) and Zhou Yiran (周翊然), has rocketed to the top of streaming charts. But it was a single image — Chen Duling in a sweeping black Warring States robe, a length of bright red silk ribbon knotted at her waist, eyes […]
A group of young campers from the 2026 China-Europe Youth Camp recently visited the Confucius Classroom at Dongying Vocational College in Shandong province. The visit was part of a cultural immersion program that included tea ceremony, hanfu, guqin music, calligraphy, and Chinese painting — a compact introduction to several pillars of traditional Chinese culture. Hanfu […]
In April 2026, 63-year-old Chen Meihua strolled through Caozhou Peony Garden in Heze wearing a Ming-style hanfu, her silver hair blending seamlessly with the blooming peonies around her. Visitors could not stop photographing her — phones and cameras followed her every step, strangers asked for group photos, and the resulting video clips accumulated tens of […]
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