136K views · 191 shares | Regong art is a crucial part of Tibetan Buddhist art in China, and it's a genre with a wide range of influences. Originating from Tibetan culture in the early 15th century, the name "Regong" means the Golden Valley where dreams come true in the Tibetan language. #pricelessculture | CGTN | Facebook

Got 2 days in Luoyang? Here's your perfect itinerary: Day 1: Step into the Han-Wei Luoyang Ancient City Museum, then dress in elegant Hanfu for an immersive Tang Palace Banquet at Yingtian Gate — complete with poetry and palace performances. Day 2: Explore the awe-inspiring Longmen Grottoes, where ancient Buddhist art meets modern conservation tech. Live the history, wear the culture, and see how Luoyang blends ancient heritage with new life. #InternationalAncientCapitalsForum #LuoyangTravel #Ha

22K views · 614 reactions | Buddhist art abounds in the Maiji Mountain Grottoes in Tianshui, northwest China's Gansu, one of China's four most famous grottoes dating back over 1,600 years. The caves and recesses contain around 10,000 sculptures and murals. Most were built on the side of the cliff, making this UNESCO World #Heritage site a hit with tourists. #Travel #FunChina | China Plus Culture | Facebook