UK Returns 12 Lost Cultural Relics to China
The UK has returned 12 lost Chinese cultural relics seized by London police, in the latest repatriation under a UNESCO framework and a warming of ties.
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The UK has returned 12 lost Chinese cultural relics seized by London police, in the latest repatriation under a UNESCO framework and a warming of ties.
China's three-year initiative catalogued 2,193 covered bridges nationwide, a historic milestone in preserving these architectural treasures.
Dendermonde announces the legendary Ros Beiaard procession for June 2, 2030, marking the UNESCO-recognized tradition's return after an eight-year gap.
UNESCO designates Beijing as World Capital of Architecture 2029, recognizing its 3,000-year heritage and sustainable urban development vision.
UNESCO designates Beijing as the 2029 World Capital of Architecture, recognizing the city's rich heritage and sustainable urban vision.
The 48th World Heritage Committee session marks a milestone for small island states, with new inscriptions and a landmark protection strategy.
Experts at UNESCO session in Busan discuss how AI is transforming cultural heritage protection through digital preservation, restoration, and monitoring.
A blue and white porcelain piece returns to Jingdezhen as China's porcelain capital gains UNESCO World Heritage status for its handicraft industry sites.
Yangshuo's UNESCO-listed karst peak forest in Guangxi attracts visitors with its dramatic limestone towers and scenic rural landscapes.
Jingdezhen, China's thousand-year Porcelain Capital, is now a UNESCO World Heritage site, the first porcelain-themed site on the list.
Jingdezhen's porcelain heritage sites were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List as China's 61st entry, the first porcelain-themed world heritage.
The D-Day beaches in Normandy have been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List, recognizing their historic role in liberating Europe during WWII.
China's Jingdezhen porcelain capital, with 1,000 years of craft heritage, joins UNESCO World Heritage List as the nation's 61st World Heritage site.
Professor Pan Jianwei becomes the first Chinese scientist to win the UNESCO-Russia Mendeleev International Prize for pioneering quantum work.