China has launched its first-ever national exhibition dedicated to intangible cultural heritage in Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province. The exhibition showcases over 100 pieces representing national-level intangible cultural heritage from 11 provinces and autonomous regions.
The exhibition offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience a diverse range of traditional Chinese arts. Highlights include intricate paper cuttings, mesmerizing shadow puppetry, exquisite brocade weaving techniques, and the spectacular display of iron flowers.
These cultural treasures not only reflect the rich history and traditions of China but also highlight the country’s efforts to preserve and promote its intangible cultural heritage. The exhibition aims to increase public awareness and appreciation of these art forms, ensuring they are passed down to future generations.
The event has attracted artisans and cultural enthusiasts from across the nation, fostering a deeper understanding of China’s diverse cultural landscape. Visitors can engage with the artists, witness live demonstrations, and even participate in interactive workshops to learn about the techniques behind these timeless crafts.
The establishment of this national exhibition marks a significant milestone in China’s cultural preservation efforts. It underscores the government’s commitment to safeguarding intangible heritage and promoting cultural diversity within the country and beyond.
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Explore China's first national intangible cultural heritage exhibition
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