Sanyuesan She Minority Folk Song Festival in Songyang

Sanyuesan: A She Minority Folk Song Festival in Songyang, Zhejiang

The steep mountain slopes of China’s southeastern provinces lay home to the She people (畲族), with a majority living in Fujian province and others found across Zhejiang, Anhui, Jiangxi and Guangdong.

Songyang, DestinationsSongyang, Sanyuesan, She Minority, festivals

February 1, 2022

Grace at the Table in Dimaluo: Travels Along the Nu River

A guest blog from WildChina traveler Michelle Mope Andersson who is following the trail of China’s early catholic missionaries.

Yunnan, Editor's PickCizhong, Nu River, Mekong Valey, Catholicism in China, Xiaoweixi, Michelle Mope Andersson

January 18, 2022

Episode 18: Dunhuang & the Mogao Grottoes

For our eighteenth episode we chat with Dunhuang Academy Scholar-in-Residence, Dr. Neil Schmid. As one of the world’s leading authorities on medieval Buddhism’s visual culture, Neil covers the importance and implications of the grotto art...

Podcast, Dunhuang, GansuArchaeology in China, Gansu, Buddhism, buddhist art, Mogao Grottoes, Dunghuang, Mogao Caves

January 12, 2022

How to Visit China’s Rice Terraces

From Longji to Yuanyang: our comprehensive guide on when, where and how to visit China’s rice terraces.

Insider Tips, Hunan, Yunnan, Guangxi, Guizhou, Guilin, ChinaHonghe Rice Terraces, Rice Terraces, Longsheng County, Ziquejie Rice Terraces, Yuanyang Rice Terraces, Yunnan, Longji Rice Terraces, Hunan

December 27, 2021

9 Historic Guangzhou Neighborhoods

From culinary to cultural, this city has it all, so to help visitors get started we’ve prepared a guide to our favorite historic Guangzhou neighborhoods.

Guangdong, Insider TipsHistory, architecture, Guangzhou, Historic Buildings

December 1, 2021

Secrets of a Harbin Ice Sculptor

Meet Li Changkun, a Harbin ice sculptor, the hands behind the glistening towers of Harbin’s Ice and Snow World.

Harbin, Humans of ChinaHarbin, Harbin Ice Festival

November 24, 2021

Beijing’s Bean-to-Bar Chocolatiers

A Beijing-based husband-and-wife chocolatier team are setting out to start a chocolate revolution. They are among the few "bean-to-bar" chocolate makers in China.

WildChina, Sustainable Travel, Foodie Finds, BeijingBeijing, Food, Chocolate

November 12, 2021

Exploring the Three Hams of Yunnan: Nuodeng Ham

Out of these three Yunnan hams, the most coveted is nuodeng ham, which can only be produced in one geographic location on earth: the mountains of Nuodeng village.

WildChina, Yunnan, Sustainable Travel, Foodie FindsTravels Through Dali with a leg of ham, Food, Yunnan

November 2, 2021

Songyang’s Once Young: Portraits from a Forgotten Countryside

A new Shanghai photography exhibition by artists Xiangjun and Zhang Zhanping reveals the faces of Songyang, a rural village in Zhejiang province.

WildChina, China, Songyang, Humans of China, Destinations, Sustainable TravelZhejiang, photography, Songyang, Humans of China

October 27, 2021

A Taste of Old Chengdu

On Chengdu's central Wenmiao Street a truly local snack awaits those who know where to find it. One stall, an elderly couple and a window to a forgotten city.

WildChina, Insider Tips, Chengdu, Gastronomy, Humans of China, Foodie FindsFood, Chengdu, Sichuan, Humans of China

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