On April 11, 2026, a Saturday afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00, the Haidian (海淀) North Cultural Center library in Beijing will host an event called Jade Meets Silken Robes (玉见・霓裳). This is not a lecture. It is a workshop where…
At the edge of Anshun (安顺), Guizhou, stone-built fortresses have kept watch for six centuries. On March 28, these walls will host a different kind of gathering. The Yunfeng (云峰) Tunbao (屯堡) Flower Festival returns, not as a staged performance,…
On March 20, the second floor of the Wuhan University of Design and Engineering Library was transformed. Students in flowing hanfu, each representing a floral deity, walked among the bookshelves. This wasn’t a costume party. It was the opening of…
Spring arrives not with a whisper but with silk sleeves brushing against bamboo leaves. On March 21, within the quiet courtyards of Miaoshan (妙善) Academy, men and women in flowing robes gather—not to perform, but to inhabit a rhythm older…
This April, the Qu Yuan (屈原) Cultural Tourism Zone is offering twenty families a free, immersive experience. The event transforms a traditional holiday into a tangible connection with the ancient poet. On a crisp Qingming (清明) morning, parents and children…
For the next month and a half, Fo Guang Shan Hsi Lai Temple in Hacienda Heights, California will be hosting various free community events to celebrate the Year of the Horse! This weekend (February 21-22), the temple will be hosting…
Mark your calendars! From June 12th to 14th, 2025, Jinshan District in Shanghai is pulling out all the stops to celebrate China’s Cultural and Natural Heritage Day with a vibrant series of events centered around the theme “ICH (Intangible Cultural…
This early June, I witnessed Hanzhong transform into a vibrant cultural playground during its Dragon Boat Festival celebrations. Under the theme “Hanfeng Dragon Boat, Vibrant Hanzhong” (汉风端午·潮游汉中), the city launched over 100 events blending sports, culture, and commerce to ignite…
Aya in her Hanfu photoshoot at the Great Tang All Day Mall. Today, more and more foreigners are setting foot on Chinese soil to experience its culture. Tasting local delicacies, celebrating traditional festivals, exploring intangible cultural heritage crafts… These moments…
HANGZHOU—The 2025 Guosi Hanfu Month (国丝汉服月), hosted by the China National Silk Museum, unfolded as a vibrant ode to the artistry of Hanfu (traditional Han attire) and China’s intangible cultural heritage (ICH). Under the theme “Tiangong Nichang” (天工霓裳, Heavenly Craft…
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