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Rabbit God is a symbol of old Beijing. The art craft is usually sold before the Mid-autumn festival in Beijing.
Folks in China have been celebrating the Mid-autumn Festival since 1,000 years ago.People from various ethnic backgrounds and regions have their own ways of celebration, yet none of them want to miss out on eating mooncake.Today we’ll learn how to make mooncakes with Ku Chifai.
The colorful makeup of Peking Opera masks Ghaffar Pourazar's nationality, and at the same time reveals the lifelong dedication of a true lover of the art.
Folks in China have been celebrating the Mid-autumn Festival since 1,000 years ago.Do you know that in the early days moon cakes were homemade rather than manufactured?
Xu Zongwei began studying Tibet's traditional architecture culture in 2001. He said Tibetan architecture is influenced by Tibetan Buddhism, exchanged with Han culture, and has evolved over time with the economic development of Tibet.
A local opera competition was seen at Qapqal county, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region in May, 2012. This particular opera, also known as Handuchun, has a massive following from the local Xibe ethnic group.
ROK ambassador Lee Kyu Hyung showed off his experience of Peking opera by performing a short extract in a joint show.
Kiting today is a sport, craft, art, show, battle and competition. SOLANA Lifestyle Shopping Park brings in a taste of Chinese tradition by borrowing ideas from the top kite craftsmen in Beijing.
Can you still remember these lovely crafts and remember their names? Right, these are velvet birds, a traditional art form of ancient Beijing.
Wuxi city's clay figurines are a Chinese famous traditional folk art, which has been around about 1,000 years. The dolls are known as Huishan clay figurines, because they originated in Wuxi city's Huishan area. Nearly every local family knows how to make them.
People gathered for the Beating the Ghost ceremony, or Da Gui in Chinese, an important Tibetan Buddhist ritual, at Yonghegong Lama Temple in Beijing on Feb 21.
This episode introduces soft ceramic art, in which artists create objects by shaping clay and heating it with fire.
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