A piece of embroidery, a woven basket made of bamboo or a paper-cut artwork can be more than a handicraft – it can be a pathway to employment, especially for people with disabilities in China.
Across the country, programs are helping people with disabilities learn traditional crafts and turn their skills into income. From embroidery to paper-cutting, traditional cultural heritage is creating new opportunities.
These projects help preserve centuries-old traditions while opening doors to greater independence and confidence for people with disabilities.
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