Intangible Cultural Heritage - Culture

A woman's place

[2013-02-04 16:56]

A woman's place is in the home of her husband's family during Lunar New Year, according to tradition. Guides for Snake Year temple fairs in Beijing

Vowing to be different with the nuptials

[2013-02-04 16:36]

Wang Xiaoqiang, a 26-year-old white collar worker in Shanghai, doesn't really care that the Year of the Snake 2013 is not regarded as a propitious year for weddings.

Going home? or Going away?

[2013-02-04 09:40]

Modernization and urbanization have changed how some young Chinese think about Spring Festival - the time-tested family holiday.

Chinese-style carnival! Guides for Snake Year temple fairs in Beijing

[2013-02-01 14:51]

The temple fair is a social gathering in China.

West gets lesson in Chinese opera

[2013-02-01 10:54]

How difficult is it to sing opera in Mandarin? This was the first question raised by a middle school student at The Dalton School in Manhattan.

When melody blooms

[2013-02-01 10:42]

Locals in Northwest China sing hua'er, a type of traditional folk song, anytime and whenever they feel happy or sad. Making beautiful music - together

Foreigners experience Lunar New Year traditions

[2013-01-31 15:08]

A series of Lunar New Year activities to bring together foreign and Chinese citizens in the Maizidian community in Beijing, capital of China, began on January 25, 2013.

Alive with color

[2013-01-30 11:16]

The rich detailing on China's ancient architecture is becoming a lost art. Museums reach across the Straits Tiger-head shoes popular in new year

Lunar New Year wishes

[2013-01-29 15:36]

Cards with people's New Year wishes written on them are tied to a wishing tree at a shopping mall in Wangfujing, a commercial area in Beijing, capital of China, Jan 26, 2013.

Meet Barbie's much older Chinese sisters

[2013-01-28 14:17]

Dressed in the most fashionable clothes, the Barbie doll has become an icon among children's toys in the West. How do i love thee? I Love You, really

Forbidden City comes alive

[2013-01-25 13:49]

The Palace Museum, the China Arts and Entertainment Group and Beijing Gehua Cultural Development Group will co-produce a large-scale cultural show named The Forbidden City.