As more traditional Chinese villages have embraced new cultures and more civilized living through revitalization efforts, local features have become more prominent.

If not abandoned, a civilization will live on; If not forgotten, an ancient village will forever prosper.

The past decade welcomed the onset of the golden age of Chinese archaeology. As more and more archaeological findings have unraveled the mysteries of 5,000-year-old Chinese civi...

Over the past decade, China has widened its embrace for cooperation and interaction with the outside world to explore and share new development opportunities.

The Tongmuling mining and metallurgy site not only demonstrates the most advanced zinc smelting techniques at that time, but also testifies to higher-level utilization of ore an...

Yangshao Village in central China’s Henan Province, named after the towering Shaoshan Mountain, is famous for the Yangshao Culture, a Neolithic culture in the middle reaches of ...

Modern archaeology now involves far more than excavating cultural relics. It demands critical thinking and lifetime learning to master comprehensive literacy, far beyond the sco...

Shanglin Lake is surrounded by mountains in Qiaotou Town, Cixi City, southeastern China’s Zhejiang Province. The area around the lake is considered the cradle of Mise (literally...