A three-day exhibition of Intangible Cultural Heritage of China's Hubei Province ended in Warsaw on Sunday, after offering visitors an insight into Chinese history and culture. 

The exhibits and live performances in the Polish capital Warsaw and the city of Torun, showcased the unique charms of Hubei's culture, with audiences especially enjoying shadow play performances. 

Shadow play, an Intangible Cultural Heritage of China. /CFP Photo

Yan Ling, director of Hubei Provincial Center for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage, told Xinhua that out of various aspects of Hubei's intangible culture, 10 were selected for this exhibition, including Chu style lacquer decoration technique, flower art and cloth collages. 

Chu style lacquer decoration technique./CFP Photo

The exhibition was organized by the Hubei Provincial Center for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage and the China-Poland Economic and Culture Association. 

Located in central China, the area today called Hubei was called "Chu" in ancient China, as the region was part of the powerful State of Chu during the Zhou dynasty (1046 BC-256 BC). 

(With inputs from Xinhua)