A domesticated feline at a temple in China has been dubbed the “high-five cat” because of the manner in which it greets tourists who are flocking to the site seeking good luck. The moggy ...

Baita Temple (Temple of White Pagoda) sub-district in central Beijing's Xicheng district is booming with trendy eateries and flagship stores, blending historical Hutong charm with modern commerce.

A temple in China has found itself a real-life Lucky Cat, one that raises its paw on demand to give visitors a friendly high five. The moggy, often spotted with a gold chain around its neck ...

A domesticated cat has become the star attraction at a China temple, charming visitors with its adorable 'high-five' greeting. The cat, adorning a gold chain, greets tourists by raising its paw to ...

[Photo provided to China Daily] Ditan ... but with a modern twist that captivates younger visitors. One of the capital's better-known temple fairs is the Ditan Park Temple Fair, which is in ...

UJI, Kyoto Prefecture--A spectacular sight awaits visitors to a Buddhist temple here founded by a Chinese monk in the early 17th century as Japan and China mark the 50th anniversary of their ...

The video was first shared by the Instagram account "China Focus", with an overlay text reading, “Temple cat gives high fives and blessings to all.” Suzhou Tourism also jumped in on the hype ...

A cat at a Buddhist temple in China has become an unexpected internet sensation after videos of it ‘blessing’ visitors with high-fives went viral. A cat at a Buddhist temple in China has ...

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Instead of saying "meow" or smiling at them, this temple cat is sharing high-fives with people. The feline, residing at China's Xiyuan Temple, has become an internet sensation for its cute way of ...

BEIJING: A domesticated feline at a temple in China has been dubbed the “high-five cat” because of the manner in which it greets tourists who are flocking to the site seeking good luck.