AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLiving Heritage: In Qinghai, 21-year-old Tsering Lhamo is helping keep Tibetan black pottery alive, pairing her family’s craft with e-commerce; she expects 180 sets of pottery mugs to sell out in a livestream. Culture & Exchange: Macao’s Hometown Carnival brought folk heritage together with tech experiences, while a forum explored cultural links from the Silk Road to the AI era. Chongqing also hosted its ninth intangible cultural heritage expo. Everyday China: Traditional markets are drawing younger visitors, and more foreign tourists are exploring smaller Chinese cities. Changing Families: China’s marriage registrations fell nearly 10%, deepening concerns about the country’s declining birth rate.
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