Cultural heritage exhibition in Xinjiang showcases diversity
An intangible cultural heritage exhibition has opened in Shihezi, Xinjiang, bringing together intangible cultural heritage artisans and classic folk artworks from across China.
From paper-cutting and clay sculpture to diverse ethnic costumes, and from traditional delicacies to folk song and dance performances, the event serves as a key cultural platform, enabling locals to experience the diversity of Chinese traditional cultures and promoting knowledge of China's national intangible cultural heritage across the region.
Beyond on-site exhibitions, intangible cultural heritage inheritors from across China engaged in in-depth dialogues, co-created integrated cultural works, and built long-term partnerships to advance the innovation and inheritance of traditional folk culture.
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