Watch the video here: Xiyuan Temple, founded during the Yuan Dynasty, was later destroyed and eventually integrated into the ...

In the rear courtyard there are two white pines (also known as dragon-claw pines) reputed to date from the Yuan Dynasty. The Temple of Divine Light (Lingguangsi) Less than half a kilometer up ...

Temple fairs are a Beijing custom that dates back to the Liao Dynasty. In the Yuan Dynasty, the bustling temple fair in Chenghuangmiao (Temple of the City God) Street -- present-day Chengfang ...

In Nepal's iconic world heritage site Kathmandu Valley, the Nine-Storeyed Basantapur Palace complex that once lay in ruins ...

Xiyuan Temple in Suzhou, eastern China, is a cultural Landmark known for its stunning gardens and traditional Han Buddhist architecture. It dates back to the Yuan dynasty (1271–1368).

[1] A domesticated cat at a temple in China has earned the nickname “high-five cat” because of how it greets tourists ...

The Xiyuan Temple, also known as the West Garden Temple, traces its history back to the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368). The temple blends traditional Buddhist architecture with classical Chinese garden ...

Thirty-eight years ago, visitors were introduced to grand historic legacies, such as the Forbidden City. However, I felt that little attention was given to the everyday living areas. At that time, I ...

The Society for Song, Yuan, and Conquest Dynasty Studies is an international society committed to the encouragement of the study of Chinese—as well as Jürchen, Khitan, Tangut, and Mongol—history, ...

CHINA DAILY Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) official Yuan Liaofan was celebrated at a recent temple fair at Liaofan Park in Tianjin's Baodi district, attracting numerous cosplayers to pay homage to the ...

BEIJING: A domesticated feline at a temple in China has been dubbed the "high-five cat" because of the manner in which it greets tourists who are flocking to the site seeking good luck.