Historic waterfront architecture faces one of the world’s most futuristic skylines—a remarkable portrait of Shanghai’s past and present.

An underground army of thousands, created more than 2,000 years ago to guard China’s first emperor (Emperor Qin) in the afterlife.

See giant pandas up close while learning about the conservation work helping protect China’s most beloved animal.

Walk among unfamiliar ingredients, regional specialties and everyday shopping to see Chinese food culture before it reaches the table.

Built without a single nail, where emperors once performed rituals seeking harmony between heaven and earth.

Limestone peaks, quiet villages and winding waterways form the landscapes that have inspired Chinese artists for centuries.

Tai chi, dancing, music and mahjong reveal a wonderfully social side of everyday life in Chinese cities.

A vertical megacity where bridges, towers and train lines thread directly through buildings — including one line that runs straight through the middle of a 19-story residential tower.

Stretching 13,170 miles across northern China, one of humanity’s most extraordinary feats of engineering—and a defining symbol of the country.

Put brush to paper and discover an art form where language, movement and centuries of tradition come together.

Known as the "Avatar Hallelujah Mountain," after inspiring the floating peaks in the film. Thousands of sandstone pillars rise straight out of the forest floor.

Slow down in a traditional teahouse, where tea, conversation and people-watching remain part of the city’s everyday rhythm.