佛山狮头是广东省古老的传统手工艺品。始创于清代乾隆年间，距今已有200多年的历史。

中国采风：佛山狮头

甘肃省博物馆位于甘肃省兰州市七里河区西津西路3号，是甘肃省规模较大的综合性博物馆，该馆建于1956年，建筑面积2.1万多平方米，展览面积1.3万多平方米。

博物馆风采：甘肃省博物馆

乌兰察布，内蒙古自治区辖市，地处中国正北方，内蒙古自治区中部，地貌类型多样，地处内陆，远离海洋，其气候四季分明。

魅力小城：乌兰察布

大运河，是中国东部平原上的伟大工程，是中国古代劳动人民创造的一项伟大的水利建筑，为世界上最长的运河，也是世界上开凿最早、规模最大的运河。

中国采风：大运河

他们用青春的血性，铭记中国人英勇抗战的历史；他们用医者仁心的大爱，疗治日本细菌战留下的伤痛。十年接力，他们为细菌战受害者带去希望和抚慰；山路崎岖，记得住一队白衣天使跋踄的身影。

青春英雄：万少华医疗队

1995年，贵峰村被命名为全国“诗村”，享有“中华第一诗村”美誉。3000多村民接受过传统诗词教育，现有全国中华诗词学会会员14名，村民作品在海内外刊物发表颇多。

魅力小城：中华第一诗村——贵峰村

海南八音器乐是海南主要的本土器乐，是第二批国家级非物质文化遗产名录。

中国采风：海南八音器乐

东经93.05度，北纬35.13度，海拔4612.2米，这是全球第二高海拔气象站——青海省五道梁气象站的坐标。从格尔木出发，沿青藏公路向西南方向行进，翻越连绵纵横的昆仑山脉，进入广袤无垠的可可西里无人区。

青春英雄：可可西里观天人

吉林文庙，始建于乾隆元年（1736年），位于吉林省吉林市昌邑区南昌路2号，总占地面积16354平方米。

博物馆风采：吉林文庙

嘉峪关，号称“天下第一雄关”，位于甘肃省嘉峪关市西5千米处最狭窄的山谷中部，城关两侧的城墙横穿沙漠戈壁，北连黑山悬壁长城，南接天下第一墩，是明长城最西端的关口，历史上曾被称为河西咽喉，因地势险要，建筑雄伟，有连陲锁钥之称。嘉峪关是古代“丝绸之路”的交通要塞，中国长城三大奇观之一（东有山海关、中有镇北台、西有嘉峪关）。

魅力小城：走进甘肃嘉峪关

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沈阳故宫位于辽宁省沈阳市中心，是中国仅存的两大宫殿建筑群之一，又称盛京皇宫，为清朝初期的皇宫。沈阳故宫始建于努尔哈赤时期的1625年，建成于皇太极时期的1636年。

博物馆风采：沈阳故宫

瘦西湖原名保障湖，位于江苏省扬州市城西北郊，总面积2000亩，水上面积700亩，游览区面积100公顷。

扬州瘦西湖

贵州省博物馆是唯一的省级综合性博物馆，主要承担着全省文物的征集、收藏、保护、陈列、研究等工作。经几代博物馆人的努力，目前馆内藏品已有27万余件，种类丰富。据了解，省博物馆藏有许多重要的历史文物，包括东汉铜车马、铜柄铁剑以及杨氏土司墓的金器等都是有极高价值的稀世之品。

博物馆风采：探寻贵州省博物馆镇馆之宝铜车马前世今生的传奇故事

大钟寺原名觉生寺。位于海淀区北三环路联想桥北侧，建于清雍正十一年（1733年）。

大钟寺原名觉生寺。位于海淀区北三环路联想桥北侧，建于清雍正十一年（1733年）。

博物馆风采：北京大钟寺的前世今生

塘坑村，旧名银坑、洋石，属蕉门水道冲积围田，位于珠江三角洲的几何中心、广州市的“出海口”和“发展引擎”的南沙开发区内，环岛路和虎门联络道交汇处，面积约为3平方公里，是南沙区历史最悠久的村庄之一。

塘坑村，旧名银坑、洋石，属蕉门水道冲积围田，位于珠江三角洲的几何中心、广州市的“出海口”和“发展引擎”的南沙开发区内，环岛路和虎门联络道交汇处，面积约为3平方公里，是南沙区历史最悠久的村庄之一。

魅力小城：塘坑村

香港八和会馆是一个非营利性香港粤剧和艺术家协会，它成立于1953年。新马师曾是第一任主席。汪明荃是第一位女会长，最近被重新选举为协会主席。

香港八和会馆是一个非营利性香港粤剧和艺术家协会，它成立于1953年。新马师曾是第一任主席。汪明荃是第一位女会长，最近被重新选举为协会主席。

香港故事：香港八和会馆

力力豆花庄既有传统的川菜，又有新派的川菜，新老的结合，使得豆花庄的菜品对传统菜式有着很好地继承，在继承传统的基础上又有所创新。

京城老字号力力豆花庄的魅力

3月20日，由华夏电影发行有限责任公司出品，汇集了陈凯歌、张一白、管虎、薛晓路、徐峥、宁浩、文牧野七位优秀导演，以及由黄建新担任总制片人的电影《我和我的祖国》，在北京中国电影导演中心举行启动仪式。

电影《我和我的祖国》提前打响国庆档卡位战

记者20日从广东海上丝绸之路博物馆了解到，“南海I号”船货清理进入尾声，清理的船载文物已达14万余件，预计文物总量将超过16万件，比最初预计的多出一倍。

宋代古沉船“南海I号”船货清理基本完成

唐代大书法家张旭以草书著名，但是他为杭州籍官员严仁书写墓志铭时，却用的是楷书。这件珍贵的墓志书法精品20日上午在浙江图书馆公开展示，让杭州观众感受到了“草圣”别样的艺术风格。

洛阳唐代墓志拓片展再现颜真卿张旭等大师手迹

魅力中国展现多元化文明的全新网络媒体，旨在展现给人们一个和谐、美丽的中国。带领大家走遍祖国的各个地方,领略和体会各地的历史遗迹、经济发展、文化气息、自然。

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锦芳小吃店创建于1926年，现为北京市有名优质小吃店。该店原址在崇外大街，1996年因道路扩建迁至天坛路，1998年7月17日在崇外大街又开设了一家锦芳小吃分店。锦芳小吃店主要经营清真小吃，如糖火烧、艾窝窝、麻团、一品烧饼、奶油炸糕等。

京城老字号锦芳小吃的魅力

曾侯乙编钟，战国早期文物，中国首批禁止出国（境）展览文物。1978年在湖北随县（今随州市）出土。是由六十五件青铜编钟组成的庞大乐器，其音域跨五个半八度，十二个半音齐备。

中国传奇：曾侯乙编钟

中国嘉德香港2019春季拍卖会将于3月28日至31日在香港举行。本季拍卖会共带来中国书画、亚洲二十世纪及当代艺术、瓷器工艺品及珠宝钟表等各式拍品近1400件。

中国嘉德香港2019春拍即将举行

苏州评弹是江苏省苏州市的曲艺。苏州评弹是苏州评话和苏州弹词的总称，是采用以苏州话为代表的吴语徒口讲说表演的传统曲艺说书形式。

中国采风：苏州评弹

半坡遗址位于陕西省西安市东郊灞桥区浐河东岸，是黄河流域一处典型的原始社会母系氏族公社村落遗址，属新石器时代仰韶文化，距今6000年以上。

博物馆风采：半坡遗址博物馆

据中国之声《新闻和报纸摘要》报道，中央广播电视总台大型系列纪录片《航拍中国》第二季开播发布会26日在北京举行。中宣部副部长、中央广播电视总台台长慎海雄出席。

中央广播电视总台大型系列纪录片《航拍中国》第二季发布

最近，苏州90后小伙陈柯宇创作了一首名为《生僻字》的歌曲，在网上走红，整首歌曲的歌词几乎使用的全是各种生僻字，网友直呼，“听完歌语文水平大涨”。

歌曲《生僻字》爆红网络，90后创作者：越难大家越想学

《小燕子》《我爱北京天安门》《让我们荡起双桨》……在你的心里是否总有一首首经久传唱、朗朗上口的童谣，又或旋律优美、 节奏明快的少儿歌曲一直萦绕心头，感动而难忘。

第九届“童声里的中国”少儿歌谣创作大赛启动

作家何建明的长篇报告文学《浦东史诗》出版以来，读者好评如潮，社会反响强烈。大家普遍认为，这是近年来反映浦东改革开放时代，讴歌浦东建设波澜壮阔历史最重要的大作品，也是中国作家奉献给中国改革开放四十年最优秀的报告文学作品。

何建明长篇报告文学《浦东史诗》：浦东史诗，中国之歌

为庆祝中华人民共和国成立70周年，大力弘扬爱国主义精神，中宣部、中央文明办、教育部、文化和旅游部、中国文联、中国作协联合开展“我和我的祖国”大型征文征集活动，面向全国征集相关作品。

“我和我的祖国”大型征文征集活动

由河南省戏剧家协会组织开展的首批“河南省戏曲之乡”授牌仪式17日在郑州举行，许昌市、开封市等7个地区分别获评“河南省戏曲之乡”“河南省豫剧之乡”“河南省曲剧之乡”。

首批“河南省戏曲之乡”授牌，引领戏曲振兴

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