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‘Sugudu’ is a traditional four-stringed pluck instrument popular among the Naxi people in northwest Yunnan’s Lijiang city.
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The 46-year-old Yang Hongmei is one of the 12 woman inheritors of making Naxi costumes in northwest Yunnan’s Lijiang city. A the age of 20, she has took up the handicraft.
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Li Shuqing, a Hani man aged 62, enjoys turning leaves into a musical instrument and producing clear and loud music with his mouth in Mojiang Hani autonomous county, southwest Yunnan’s Pu’er city.
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The Hani people living in Menglian county, southwest Yunnan’s Pu'er city are a branch of the Aini people, calling themselves Akha.
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Zhang Guoqin, an inheritor of the techniques for making Yunnan black tea or Dianhong tea, has made unremitting efforts to pass on the techniques through the introduction of innovations.
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A car repairman named Binbin turned discarded spare parts into artworks in Jingdong Yi autonomous county, southwest Yunnan’s Pu'er city.
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Tian Jing can't wait to share her ideas about protecting intangible culture heritage and inheritance during the upcoming two sessions, the annual gatherings of China's national legislative and top political advisory bodies.
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A group of junior high school students in Kunming, capital city of southwest China’s Yunnan Province, created a 17-meter-long landscape painting as a salute to an ancient Chinese painting masterpiece.
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Chen Liming, a leaf carving master in Jiaozuo city, created leaf carving works with the theme of the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games to show his support for the mega sporting event.
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Several craftsmen recently created different Bing Dwen Dwen works to cheer for Beijing Winter Olympics in West Yunnan’s Dali Bai autonomous prefecture.
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Luo Xiuzhen, a 73-year-old woman, has been knitting the Yi embroidery for 60 years in Kaiyuan city, south Yunnan’s Honghe Hani and Yi autonomous prefecture.
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Pu'er intangible cultural heritage exhibition hall has been recently listed in China Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Memorabilia (2021).
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Entering the Mohuitang ink-brush store, visitors were impressed by countless ink brushes in various types. All the brushes were handmade by Fu Shaojie, the store owner.
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A trial ride on the China-Laos Railway was launched for journalists on November 26. The train, which is expected to officially open to traffic in early December, gained global attention these days.
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A few days ago, the 4th Kunming Camellia Cultural and Creative Design Competition announced the finals winners, including two pieces of Pu'er intangible heritage handcrafts.
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Over the years, the Naxi brothers have been running Handicraft of Lijiang -- a Dongba papermaking mill -- by fusing tourist activities into the intangible cultural heritage.
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More than 20,000 people in Heqing are engaged in making silver handicrafts, and around 10 million pieces are sold to Chinese provinces and neighboring countries.
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Li Xianlan, an inheritor of Wa brocade intangible cultural heritage, teaches students how to weaves brocade in Yangluo Village, Ximeng Wa Autonomous County, southwest Yunnan’s Pu’er City.
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The ‘mysterious box’ of Pu'er Coffee or ‘blind box’, created by Culture and Tourism Bureau of Pu'er City and other three parties, has recently become a popular cultural and creative product.
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As a traditional folk art form in the Yunmeng region of central China’s Hubei province, the origin of Yunmeng shadow puppet play dates back to the middle of the Qing Dynasty(1644-1912). It is now a national intangible cultural heritage(ICH).
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Look at the mantises in the following two pictures, can you tell which picture shows the real mantis?
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More than 2,000 embroiderers are spending their spare time on Yi embroidery in the Fuliangpeng township of Eshan Yi autonomous county, central Yunnan’s Yuxi city.
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The Shizhuzhai Woodblock Printing Exhibition and Handicraft Salon is going on in Shenzhen, South China's Guangdong province.
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An art exhibition for the handicapped was staged at the Pu'er Cultural Center, southwest Yunnan’s Pu'...
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In Hengshui, central China’s Hebei province, the printing craft based on carved models of Chinese calligraphy first appeared in the Ming dynasty (1368-1644) and flourished in the Qing (1636-1912).