As the Chinese New Year approaches, the China Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum in Beijing has opened a Spring Festival-themed exhibition that brings the festive spirit to life. Featuring over 120 provincial and national forms of intangible cultural heritage, the exhibition offers visitors an immersive journey through the traditions and customs that define this important holiday.
Arranged along the timeline of the festival, the exhibition recreates scenes of daily life from different regions across China. From the intricate art of paper cutting to the lively performances of lion dances, attendees can experience the rich diversity of cultural practices that have been passed down through generations.
“The Spring Festival is a time for family reunions and cultural celebration,” said a museum representative. “We aim to showcase the unique local traditions that contribute to the vibrant tapestry of our national heritage.”
Visitors have expressed enthusiasm for the exhibition’s interactive displays and authentic atmosphere. “It’s like traveling across the country without leaving Beijing,” said one attendee. “I feel more connected to the various cultures and histories that make up our nation.”
The exhibition runs throughout the holiday season, providing an opportunity for residents and tourists alike to deepen their understanding of the Spring Festival’s significance and enjoy the festive warmth it brings to the capital city.
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Spring Festival-themed exhibition brings warmth to people in Beijing
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