Culture in Jiangsu
Analysts believe the success of Chinese animated blockbuster "Ne Zha 2", which has become the first Chinese film to gross 10 billion yuan in total global earnings, can be attributed to its blend of innovative representations of traditional culture, advanced special effects, and effective social media outreach.[Detail]
The Spring Festival celebration campaign centered on intangible cultural heritage (ICH), organized by the Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, included 368 events with 4,584 online and on-site sessions, attracting 45.6 million participants and generating sales of 830 million yuan from January 23 to February 12.[Detail]
Xuyi, a county in Jiangsu Province renowned as the "crayfish capital of China”, hosted a grand parade with over 800 participants along its main Yingbin Road on February 11 to celebrate the Lantern Festival.[Detail]
Yancheng's traditional crafts took center stage at the City Partnership Forum 2025 opening ceremony in central Vietnam this week, marking China's latest cultural diplomacy effort under the Belt and Road Initiative. [Detail]
On January 23, the Former Residence of Tang Yin in Suzhou City served as the main venue to launch a nationwide Spring Festival celebration campaign centered around intangible cultural heritage (ICH). [Detail]
Registered museums in Jiangsu welcomed approximately 140 million visitors throughout 2024, maintaining the top spot nationally as they become popular destinations.[Detail]
Traditional handicraft of Nanjing Yunjin Brocade, recognized as UNESCO intangible cultural heritage (ICH), has a history spanning over 1,600 years. [Detail]
Jiangsu Art Museum Exhibition Hall will reopen on December 31 after more than a year of meticulous restoration.[Detail]
Digital artist Beeple (Mike Winkelmann) showcased his “Everydays” series during his first solo exhibition at the Deji Art Museum in Nanjing on November 13. [Detail]
Cultural relic-themed fridge magnets have become a major trend in China.[Detail]
Scholars of Jeonbuk Research Institute in South Korea visited the Tidal Zone Art Village in Yancheng recently, together with their counterparts in Jiangsu Academy of Social Sciences.[Detail]
Located southwest of Baodai Bridge, part of the Grand Canal - a UNESCO world heritage - in Wuzhong District of Suzhou City, the Museum of Wu has gained widespread recognition since its opening in June 2020.[Detail]
Jiangyin Museum houses valuable TCM artifacts, including surgical tools unearthed from the tomb of Xia Quan (1348-1411), a famous surgeon during the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties.[Detail]
The Intangible Cultural Heritage Lifestyle Hub, held at Yingzhou Isle in Xuanwu Lake Park in Nanjing City, attracted numerous visitors during its run from October 17 to 20. [Detail]
Two museums from Jiangsu Province made it into China’s top 10 popular museums in the third quarter of the year, according to the latest report of China Museum Trending Searches.[Detail]
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