Temple of Heaven: The enduring architectural heart of Beijing
Following numerous meticulous renovations over the centuries, today the Temple of Heaven stands mighty along the Central Axis of Beijing as a majestic architectural ensemble that…
Following numerous meticulous renovations over the centuries, today the Temple of Heaven stands mighty along the Central Axis of Beijing as a majestic architectural ensemble that…
Excavations at the site of the former Imperial Workshops reveal a treasure trove of artifacts, showcasing the craftsmanship that once flourished there and the grand picture of…
The relics were escorted to Beijing by a delegation from the United Association of Humanistic Buddhism, Chunghua. Most of the relics were believed to have been stolen from Shanxi…
Nearly 4,000 unearthed cultural relics, including bronze wares, pieces of pottery, jade artifacts and oracle bones will be displayed in the museum. More than three quarters of…
It was the first time that China had found such an expansive ancient shipwreck site so deep under the sea.
Dating to a period between the Southern and Northern Dynasties and the Tang Dynasty, the relics are of high historical, scientific and artistic value.
The Beijing Central Axis is a 7.8km-long north-south line down through the centre of the historical neighbourhood of Beijing.
According to UNESCO, in China traditional tea processing techniques are closely associated with geographical location and natural environment.
Of the 62 main suspects in cultural relic-related cases on the country's top-tier wanted list, all but one had been arrested by the end of last year.