The China Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum in Beijing has opened a vibrant Spring Festival-themed exhibition, offering visitors an early taste of the festive atmosphere ahead of the Chinese New Year.
Featuring more than 120 provincial and national intangible cultural heritage items, the exhibition is arranged along the timeline of the Spring Festival. It brings to life the rich traditions and customs that make up one of China’s most important holidays.
Visitors can immerse themselves in recreated scenes of daily life from various regions across China, experiencing unique local practices that have been passed down through generations. From traditional handicrafts to folk performances, the exhibition showcases the diversity and depth of Chinese culture.
“It’s amazing to see how different parts of the country celebrate the Spring Festival,” said Liu Wei, a college student visiting the exhibition. “It makes me appreciate our heritage even more.”
The exhibition aims to resonate with people of all ages, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for China’s intangible cultural heritage.
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Spring Festival-themed exhibition brings warmth to people in Beijing
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