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The "Cultural Journey" program dedicates to showcase the preservation and flourishing of China's vibrant traditional culture. It features key sections like "Archaeological China", "Exploring China", "Traveling across China", "Preserving Intangible Cultural Heritage in China" and "Openness in China".
Archaeologists unearth intriguing clues hinting at a legacy of architectural achievement, Wang Ru reports.
Meet Wang Zicheng, a passionate advocate for Chinese cultural heritage and Hanfu enthusiast from Anhui, China. With a Master's degree in Cultural Heritage Studies from University College London, Wang travels the globe in Hanfu to showcase its beauty and dispel misconceptions about Chinese culture. His mission? To share the elegance of Hanfu with the world and ensure that one day, people everywhere will recognize Chinese attire at first glance.
In collaboration with the China Cultural Center in Malta, the 17th Gaulitana Music Festival presented the "Eastern Hues" pipa solo concert by Chinese pipa virtuoso Guo Mei in Gozo, Malta, on April 11.
Every year, hundreds of international students travel thousands of miles to study in China, leaving their homes and native languages behind. As some of them immerse themselves in intensive Chinese language study at Tongji University in Shanghai, one unique assignment helps them bridge the miles that lie in between — writing a letter home in Chinese.
A couple at the Hubei Provincial Museum dedicate their lives to conserving China's cultural heritage through traditional craftsmanship and modern conservation methods.
