Western Xia imperial burial site recognised for history of cultural fusion is China’s 60th landmark to earn UN cultural agency designation.

International scholars point out that the Xixia Imperial Tombs serve as crucial physical evidence for studying ancient ethnic relations, architectural arts, and funerary traditions in China.

The three-hare symbol, exemplifies Dunhuang's role in historical cultural integration. Greco-Roman Ionic columns alongside ...

A thousand-year-old capital greets modern minds with culture, color, and a warm welcome. LUOYANG, CHINA - Media OutReach ...

Their spatial layout, design philosophy, and architectural forms inherited the Tang (618-907) and Song (960-1279) dynasties' imperial mausoleum systems while integrating Buddhist beliefs and ancient ...

The 2024 Night Economy Development Report released by the China Tourism Academy indicates that domestic nighttime tourism spending in China is projected to reach 1.91 trillion yuan in 2024, a ...