A famous poem about the Long March captures the relief and joy of finally crossing through the mountains: "The Min Mountains' thousand li of snow, joyously crossed, the three armies march on, each face glowing." Stretching along the border between Sichuan and Gansu provinces, the Minshan Mountains

A traditional folk event in Guangdong, the Spring Festival Flower Fair is one of Guangzhou’s most celebrated annual traditions.

Canton porcelain embodies Guangzhou's history as a hub of maritime trade and cultural exchange. Incorporating Western artistic influences while adapting to changing tastes, the craft has earned recognition both in China and abroad. Once an important commodity along maritime ceramic trade routes,

One of China's four renowned embroidery traditions, Cantonese embroidery showcases the skill and creativity of generations of artisans in southern Guangdong.

Guangzhou lime sculpture uses locally sourced materials and techniques adapted to Lingnan’s hot, humid climate. Its forms and decorative motifs reflect the region's distinctive aesthetic traditions, integrating architectural craftsmanship with Lingnan's natural environment and cultural heritage.

Cantonese opera draws on a rich range of influences, combining Chinese theatrical traditions with Cantonese music and other local art forms.

Designed by Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid, the first woman to receive the Pritzker Architecture Prize, the Guangzhou Opera House resembles two pebbles shaped by the tides of the Pearl River.

Known for its striking modern design, Xinghai Concert Hall resembles a swan poised to take flight from the riverbank, blending with the surrounding blue skies and green waters.

The new Guangzhou Cultural Center is a major public cultural facility and livelihood project.

The Guangzhou Museum of Art is a national first-class museum and a national key art museum, with a rich collection of high-quality works.

Located on the banks of Bai'etan in Liwan District, at the confluence of three rivers, the Bai'etan Greater Bay Area Art Center was designed by a team led by He Jingtang, a renowned architect and academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering.

With a history spanning more than 1,000 years, the Boluo Dan Temple Fair is Guangzhou’s largest traditional temple fair. The event features local folk performances and shows with unique cultural flair.

The Cantonese Temple Fair celebrates and promotes traditional Guangdong folk culture through events such as puppet shows, traditional acrobatics, martial arts performances and Lantern Festival displays.

The Cantonese Opera Art Museum brings together Lingnan traditional culture, performing arts, traditional crafts and contemporary life.

With a history spanning more than 4,100 years, Kaifeng in central China's Henan Province flourished during the Northern Song Dynasty (960–1127). Known as Dongjing, the city was then China's political, economic, and cultural center and one of the world's most prosperous metropolises. Today, a

Beijing Road Cultural Tourism Area occupies the historic heart of Guangzhou.