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In the bustling city of Hangzhou, amidst the preparation fervor for the upcoming Paris Olympics, a unique confectionery has emerged to represent Chinese cultural innovation on the global stage. Crafted by Hangzhou Xiao Re Hun (小热昏) Food Technology Co., Ltd., in collaboration with CHNSCI (China Sports Cultural Development Center), this creation—known as the “Cultural Pear Paste Lollipop”—will […]
The first time I met Mina was in a small fruit and vegetable store. With her dark, curly hair and striking Central Asian features, she effortlessly conversed with customers in fluent Mandarin, even slipping into the local Shaanxi dialect. This Tajikistan native has formed a deep bond with the city of Xi’an, and her story […]
Dreaming in Chinese I Dreamed in Chinese (我用中文做了场梦) is a nonfiction work by young Italian writer Alex, who penned down his six-year experiences in China in Mandarin. Alex’s connection with China began in 2014 at the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games, and in 2016, he traveled to China to study film and Chinese. Over these six […]
In recent years, Guangzhou has become a vibrant canvas for Hanfu culture, with enthusiasts donning traditional Chinese attire on festive streets. These flowing garments, reflecting ancient Chinese aesthetics, are more than just fashion statements—they embody a deep appreciation for cultural heritage. From bustling commercial hubs to serene gardens, Hanfu’s resurgence highlights the city’s commitment to […]
Hanfu, the traditional attire of the Han people, is more than just clothing. It embodies over 4,000 years of history, reflecting Chinese etiquette, philosophy, and aesthetic values. Recently, the Hanfu revival movement has flourished, reconnecting the present with the past. From digital platforms to offline gatherings, Hanfu enthusiasts are bringing this cultural treasure back to […]
On a clear day in Melbourne, Australia, a picturesque scene unfolded as a group of students adorned in flowing Tang-style skirts hosted a cultural gathering. This unique event introduced the charm of Hanfu—traditional Chinese clothing—to a diverse audience, creating an unforgettable celebration of heritage, artistry, and community. Hanfu’s growing popularity in Melbourne owes much to […]
Yueqing, Zhejiang — At the 2025 “Crafting Dreams” ICH Parade in Yueqing this May Day, Hanfu makeup and styling artist Yu Xiaodan (俞小丹) will lead a troupe of enthusiasts in a mesmerizing display of Guoyun Fanghua (国韵芳华, “Elegance of Chinese Heritage”). Dressed as characters from Dream of the Red Chamber (红楼梦) and dancing to classical […]
In 2024, China’s Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security officially recognized Cultural Creative Product Planning and Operations Specialist as a new profession. At the forefront of this movement is Zeng Zhou, a 90s-born visionary transforming ancient artifacts into playful, market-savvy cultural icons. From enigmatic Sanxingdui bronzes to Chengdu’s stone rhinos, Zeng’s creations bridge millennia-old […]
The clock struck 9 PM in Beijing, but inside Paris’s Palais de Tokyo, the night was just beginning. Editors from Vogue, influencers clutching their iPhones, and celebrities like Liu Yu and Yuan Shanshan buzzed under the cavernous ceilings, their eyes fixed on towering embroidered tapestries depicting mythical butterflies, celestial cranes, and love stories woven into […]
For centuries, studies of Yuan (1271–1368), Ming (1368–1644), and Qing (1644–1912) dynasty art have orbited around Wenrenhua (literati painting), a genre dominated by scholar-officials who fused poetry, calligraphy, and ink landscapes. While masterpieces by iconic figures like Ni Zan or Wang Meng remain celebrated, this narrow focus has flattened our understanding of China’s visual culture. […]
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