Armenian Student Shares Heritage at Tianjin Normal University, China
On December 31st, 2025, Tianjin Normal University’s festive atmosphere was enriched by a vibrant display of cultural pride. Armenian student Anahit Hakobyan took to the stage during the celebrations, performing a lively traditional Armenian dance that captivated the audience.Her performance was accentuated by the authentic Armenian national costume (taraz) she wore, provided by ChinArmArt. As the only dedicated collection of Armenian traditional garments in China, ChinArmArt was honored to help bring a piece of Armenia’s visual heritage to the stage.Anahit’s dance and attire sparked meaningful conversations about Armenian culture among the international student community, beautifully illustrating how tradition can travel,
Online “Coffee Talk” Bridges Armenian Diasporas of China and Poland
On January 10, an inspiring online forum titled “Coffee Talk: The Diaspora Speaks” successfully united young professionals from Armenian communities worldwide. The event was co-convened by Diaspora Youth Ambassadors Mane Vardanyan (China) and Yeva Hovsepyan (Poland), highlighting a special connection between these two dynamic diasporic hubs.The discussion fostered a rich, candid exchange about Armenian diaspora life, exploring the distinct experiences that shape communities from East Asia to Europe. Participants openly discussed regional differences, yet a powerful common thread emerged: a shared, unwavering commitment to supporting Armenia and advancing its global agenda.Beyond this unifying mission, attendees delved into personal and professional
Armenian Culture in the Spotlight: Nord Anglia School Guangzhou Celebrates Heritage at International Day of Charity
On December 20, 2025, Nord Anglia School Guangzhou, Panyu hosted its annual International Day of Charity, a dynamic event dedicated to celebrating global diversity while raising funds for local community causes. Each year, the festival showcases more than 20 countries, largely driven by the school’s international teaching staff. In the 2025 edition, Armenia was selected as one of the featured cultures—a presentation made especially meaningful through the dedicated efforts of Armenian educator Mane Khachibabyan, Primary School Subject Teacher and Social Impact Lead at the school.Under her guidance, students and their families embarked on a months-long journey of discovery into Armenian
The Suzhou Museum: I.M. Pei’s East-West Synthesis
Commissioned by the Suzhou Municipal Government and completed in October 2006, the Suzhou Museum’s current internationally renowned home was designed by world-famous architect I. M. Pei. The museum itself was founded in 1960 and originally occupied the historic Zhong Wang Fu palace complex. Pei’s modern design was intentionally created to visually harmonize with the traditional architecture of that adjacent complex, representing a masterful synthesis of classical Chinese garden principles with a modernist architectural vocabulary, realized through direct collaboration with Chinese cultural authorities. Pei’s vision was not to replicate the past but to reinterpret it, creating a museum that belongs to
Eurasia as a Global Nexus: Yerevan Hosts Landmark Conference on Modern China and Eurasian Dynamics
On December 5–6, 2025, Yerevan, Armenia, served as the intellectual stage for the VI International Conference "Eurasian Research on Modern China and Eurasia." Organized by the Armenian-based China-Eurasia Council for Political and Strategic Research, the event convened 63 distinguished and emerging scholars and experts from 20 countries across Asia and Europe. This gathering powerfully underscored the Eurasian continent's growing centrality as a pivotal space in the evolving Multipolar World Order 2.0.Dr. Mher D. Sahakyan, the conference founder, inaugurated the proceedings by welcoming attendees and announcing a series of strategically significant academic initiatives. These included the launch of the Routledge Research
