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In Changji, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, the ancient art of shadow puppetry is captivating children during the Spring Festival. With a lamp, a screen, and skilled fingers, performers bring classic tales like "The Crane and the Turtle" to life, blending tradition with festive charm. After the shows, children learn about the craft's history and techniques, while newly adapted short plays incorporate local Xinjiang elements and New Year themes, making this intangible cultural heritage more accessible and engaging for families.
In Changji, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, the ancient art of shadow puppetry is captivating children during the Spring Festival. With a lamp, a screen, and skilled fingers, performers bring classic tales like "The Crane and the Turtle" to life, blending tradition with festive charm. After the shows, children learn about the craft's history and techniques, while newly adapted short plays incorporate local Xinjiang elements and New Year themes, making this intangible cultural heritage more accessible and engaging for families.