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2026年6月25日
上海图书馆家谱馆外景(原私立合众图书馆旧址)

Shanghai Library’s Genealogy Library: Bringing 380,000 Volumes of Family Registers to Life

China's first research library devoted to genealogies opened in Shanghai in December 2025, holding nearly 40,000 titles and 380,000 volumes of family registers spanning 567 surnames — with an AI librarian, surname knowledge graphs and the landmark Chinese Genealogy Bibliography forming a platform uniting preservation, public reading and academic sharing.
2026年6月18日
海峡两岸(厦门)寻根寻亲服务中心展陈空间

Cross-Strait Root-Seeking Service Center Opens in Xiamen: Big-Data Genealogy Makes “One-Click Ancestor Search” a Reality

The Cross-Strait (Xiamen) Root-Seeking and Family Reunion Service Center opened on 14 June at the new Xiamen Municipal Archives building, alongside a genealogy data platform that integrates cross-strait family records, local chronicles, contracts and place-name dictionaries — promising visualized functions such as “one-click ancestor search” and lineage charts.
2026年5月28日
工作人员介绍闽台十大姓迁台信息查询系统

A Beacon of Surnames Across the Strait: Inside the Museum Helping Families Reconnect with Their Roots

The China Museum for Fujian-Taiwan Kinship holds 2,852 volumes of cross-strait genealogies and 4,180 family letters. With its KFA mobile genealogy search system and dedicated Root-Seeking Service and Exchange Center, it has helped more than 360 pairs of relatives on both sides of the Strait find their ancestral roots.
2026年5月14日
华夏宗亲大福树 interactive display at Digital China Summit

AI “Instant Matching” Becomes a New Key to Root-Seeking: Reconnecting Bloodlines in the Digital Age

From “needle in a haystack” to “instant matching”: AI-powered script restoration, image recognition and surname databases are helping overseas Chinese and compatriots in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan pinpoint their ancestral homes, with the “Great Family Tree of China” at the Digital China Summit offering a vivid glimpse of this intelligent shift.
AI “Instant Matching” Becomes a New Key to Root-Seeking: Reconnecting Bloodlines in the Digital Age
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