 | | Dressed in vibrant costumes and holding traditional red batons, a group of international Generation Z students strike a dynamic pose during a rehearsal of Yingge Dance at the Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen, on Sunday. This centuries-old folk dance is recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage in China. The rehearsal was part of a two-month cultural program, in which the international students first studied the history and significance of Yingge Dance before embarking on two weeks of intensive training. The initiative aims to create meaningful cultural exchange and deepen mutual understanding between Chinese and foreign youth through shared artistic practice. |
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| Cultural confidence draws more Chinese to discover, protect the past | | THE past year had been remarkably busy for archaeologist Ren Xiufen, as the Xixia Imperial Tombs welcomed their first surge of holiday visitors after being inscribed on the World Heritage List in July. Despite the long work hours, her heart remains full of joy and fulfillment. ... | |
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| Shenzhen’s high-tech trade hits record ¥1.4T | | Shenzhen’s import and export value of high-tech products soared to a historic peak of 1.4 trillion yuan (US$200 billion) in 2025, accounting for 60% of Guangdong’s total and growing 11.6% year on year, according to data released at a Guangdong Provincial Government press conference Monday. ... | |
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