Beijing intangible heritage landmarks, Yuanmingyuan, Prince Gong's Mansion, Imperial College, Zhengyi Temple Opera House, Peking Opera, Kunqu Opera, Beijing travel for foreigners

This guide explains the architectural pattern and neighborhood culture of hutongs and siheyuan for foreign tourists, recommends featured blocks, shares Beijing-style daily life lik...

This guide introduces Beijing's time-honored brands like Tongrentang, Rongbaozhai and Neiliansheng for foreigners, explains their century-old craftsmanship and inheritance, shares ...

A comprehensive guide for foreign tourists to Hong Kong's top shopping districts, including Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui and Central, with shopping, food and transportation tips.

Hong Kong, a city that blends Eastern heritage with Western trends, is not only famous for its dazzling night views and bustling commercial districts, but also hides countless cult...

Shanghai Blue Calico, also known as Yaoban Cloth, is a precious intangible cultural heritage in Jiangnan. With a history of over 800 years, it carries folk culture through natural ...

As a national intangible cultural heritage, Shanghai Wool Embroidery originated in the late 19th century, famous for its rich colors and full texture, integrating ornamental and pr...

Originated in the Ming Dynasty, Jiading Bamboo Carving is a national intangible cultural heritage in China. It integrates calligraphy and painting, with exquisite techniques and pr...

Originated in Luxiang Garden of the Ming Dynasty, Shanghai Gu Embroidery is a national intangible cultural heritage, famous for integrating painting and embroidery, with exquisite ...

Tailored for foreign visitors, this guide details Shanghai paper cutting’s intangible heritage culture, experience venues, tickets, opening hours, traffic and tips for an immersiv...