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11/09/2026

Orchid Awards candidate and U.S. history professor: Protection of the Terracotta Warriors sets an example for the world

“Everyone in the world knows about the Terracotta Warriors,” said Peter Brian Ditmanson, a U.S. history professor at Hunan University and a candidate for the 3rd Orchid Awards. “When I was here (Xi’an) almost 40 years ago, travel was very difficult... But now all of those barriers have been removed.” Ditmanson visited the Emperor Qinshihuang’s Mausoleum Site Museum on Sept 9. “This kind of preservation is very important to set an example for the world of how we preserve these kinds of objects,” he said.

11/09/2026

Meet Nigugu, an intangible cultural heritage item from Xunxian County, Province. Inheritor Yang Yubing combines colorful clay figurines with the xun, an ancient Chinese wind instrument with a distinctive mellow sound. This creative fusion transforms Nigugu into art that is not only decorative, but also playable, bringing tradition to life through music and craftsmanship.

Foreign companies, including those from the United States, are welcome to expand their presence in China and seize the g...
11/09/2026

Foreign companies, including those from the United States, are welcome to expand their presence in China and seize the growth opportunities arising from the implementation of China's 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030), the National Development and Reform Commission said on Sep 10. https://www.bjreview.com/Latest_Headlines/202609/t20260911_800446463.html

Tacheng sits so far northwest in Xinjiang that the border markers with Kazakhstan are visible from the road. For most of...
10/09/2026

Tacheng sits so far northwest in Xinjiang that the border markers with Kazakhstan are visible from the road. For most of its history, that was just a fact of geography. Now it is the whole business plan, and the city shows it in two ways: on the loading docks at the border and around the dinner tables a few miles into town.
https://www.bjreview.com/Xinjiang_Today/202608/t20260820_800444529.html

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