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Happiness spun from a Chinese yo-yo

January 17 Weiwei Guan

The Chinese yo-yo, otherwise known as the Chinese diabolo, is a traditional Chinese toy which requires a lot training to play gracefully with.

January 17 Weiwei Guan

For a better timbre: the art of Morin Khuur making

September 28 Jingjing Niu

Cha Risu, a Mocchngolian craftsman, has persisted in making Morin Khuur (also known as the horsehead fiddle) for 17 years. He established a Morin Khuur factory in 2000, eleven years before Morin Khuur crafting was inscribed on China’s national intangible cultural heritage list.

September 28 Jingjing Niu

Reviving porcelain industry of Jingdezhen

May 9 Xinzhu Xiao

The traditional porcelain industry of Jingdezhen is being revived from the roots up.

May 9 Xinzhu Xiao

New-Year woodblock prints bid for world heritage listing

January 19 Yusi Yang

National inheritors from over ten origins signed the bid to support Chinese New Year woodblock prints becoming a UNESCO listing.

January 19 Yusi Yang

Compressing tea into cultural heritage

December 28 Jingjing Niu

The traditional technique of making Xiaguan Tuocha Tea, a kind of dark tea, has been inscribed on the third National List of Intangible Cultural Heritage in China since 2013.

December 28 Jingjing Niu

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New-Year woodblock prints bid for world heritage listing

The last tribe of gunners in China

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Eastern magic: traditional Chinese shadow play

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Fish Festival of the Miao People

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Compressing tea into cultural heritage

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