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Talking about Yunnan - Women's Festival of the Sun

This is the Women's Festival of the Sun, which originated from an ancient local myth. It not only reflects the bravery and perseverance of the Zhuang people, but also their reverence for nature and longing for a better life.

Talking about Yunnan: Cultural landscape of old tea forests of Jingmai Mountain

Yunnan is home to a mind-blowing array of tea tree varieties, however, the old tea forests of Jingmai Mountain are something else altogether. Thanks in part to the locals who have continued the tradition of caring for these tea forests, this area was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2023.

Efforts to make travel to China easier result in uptick in visits

British travel vloggers the Hutchinsons said China "shocked" them, after embarking on a three-month tour of the country.

Chongli rides Olympic wave to gain reputation as top Asian ski destination

In an upmarket Hong Kong sports club, there is a buzz around the bar. Over the last ski season, more Hong Kong families have opted to forgo the usual destinations in Japan, South Korea and Europe for their winter vacation to try a resort in China.

Drum culture on display in Shanxi for Qingming Festival

During the Qingming Festival holiday, a traditional drum culture and arts competition in Nangaoyu village in Xiangfen county of Linfen, Shanxi province, attracted a large number of residents and tourists.

A wonderful life in Yunnan: Zhuang people’s colorful lives

Yunnan province has the highest number of ethnic minorities in China, among them the Zhuang people.

‘Giant dragon’ lies within the Yellow River Stone Forest

The Yellow River Stone Forest, located in Jingtai county, Baiyin, Gansu province, is a geological marvel of international significance.

Snow-covered terraced fields in Zhuanglang county

Check out the aerial view of snow-capped terraced fields in Zhuanglang county, Pingliang, Gansu province.

Indian-Chinese couple brings ancient craft to the global stage

Rongchang xiabu craftsmanship — a Chinese traditional intangible cultural heritage — is getting more attention and market opportunities worldwide owing to the inheritance and innovation by Ivan Andrew Chen, a young man from India, and his Chinese wife, Tang Yi.