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Ancient legacies need modern alliances - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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International cooperation is becoming increasingly important in protecting and preserving World Heritage, as countries share experiences and explore new ways to work together, experts said on Wednesday at a parallel session themed "International Cooperation in Cultural Heritage Protection" of the 2026 Beijing Culture Forum. Qu Xing, former deputy director-general of UNESCO, reviewed the development of the World Heritage protection system and its achievements over the past century. He said herita
Two ancient wonders open a new dialogue (opens the original)
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By Bai Shuhao | China Daily | Updated: 2026-09-18 06:55 For generations of Chinese students, Machu Picchu in Peru may have first appeared not on a travel itinerary, but in an English textbook. Chinese English-language textbooks are filled with photographs of landmarks from around the world. In recent years, a trend has emerged on Chinese social media: travelers take their old textbooks with them on trips. At Machu Picchu, some Chinese visitors have held up their textbooks for photos with the rui
Two ancient wonders open a new dialogue - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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For generations of Chinese students, Machu Picchu in Peru may have first appeared not on a travel itinerary, but in an English textbook. Chinese English-language textbooks are filled with photographs of landmarks from around the world. In recent years, a trend has emerged on Chinese social media: travelers take their old textbooks with them on trips. At Machu Picchu, some Chinese visitors have held up their textbooks for photos with the ruins, then shared them online for others to continue the p
Beijing's fashionable riverside retreat - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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Without question, the Liangma River is one of Beijing's most fashionable places to unwind. Stretching about 10 kilometers through the Chaoyang district, the river connects Beijing's embassy quarter with several major commercial areas. With clear water, green banks and rows of willow trees, it offers something increasingly precious in a busy metropolis: room to slow down and catch your breath. On a sunny afternoon, people stroll along the river, practice yoga, paddle on the water, sit at riversid
Beijing's fashionable riverside retreat (opens the original)
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By Bai Shuhao | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-09-11 17:12 Without question, the Liangma River is one of Beijing's most fashionable places to unwind. Stretching about 10 kilometers through the Chaoyang district, the river connects Beijing's embassy quarter with several major commercial areas. With clear water, green banks and rows of willow trees, it offers something increasingly precious in a busy metropolis: room to slow down and catch your breath. On a sunny afternoon, people stroll along
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