University of Johannesburg hosts Chinese handicraft exhibition

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A kite is displayed at the "Belt and Road" International Handicraft Art Exhibition at the UJ Art Gallery in Johannesburg, South Africa. /Provided to CGTN

A sign introduces the "Belt and Road" International Handicraft Art Exhibition at the UJ Art Gallery in Johannesburg, South Africa. /Provided to CGTN.

A traditional handicraft is displayed at the "Belt and Road" International Handicraft Art Exhibition at the UJ Art Gallery in Johannesburg, South Africa. /Provided to CGTN

A traditional dress is displayed at the "Belt and Road" International Handicraft Art Exhibition at the UJ Art Gallery in Johannesburg, South Africa. /Provided to CGTN

Visitors pose for pictures with traditional dresses on display at the "Belt and Road" International Handicraft Art Exhibition at the UJ Art Gallery in Johannesburg, South Africa. /Provided to CGTN

One of South Africa's top universities is hosting an exhibition of Chinese intangible cultural heritage arts and crafts.

The University of Johannesburg (UJ) and Shanghai University are hosting the "Belt and Road" International Handicraft Art Exhibition at the UJ Art Gallery in Johannesburg, featuring paper cuttings, embroidery, silk tapestry, New Year paintings (nianhua), kites and purple clay teapots.

Themed "Dialogue with World Cultures," the exhibition will run until January 25, after which it will travel to other countries including Australia, France, Italy, Kazakhstan, New Zealand, Sweden and Turkey.