At the 21st China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, traditional Chinese culture took center stage. From May 22, 2025, the five-day event showcased an array of Chinese intangible cultural heritage works, ranging from traditional embroidery to intricate paper cutting.
Inheritors of these age-old arts displayed their finely crafted products and demonstrated their skills, offering visitors an immersive experience into China’s rich cultural traditions. The fair provided a platform for these artisans to share their craft with a wider audience, fostering appreciation among younger generations.
Visitors had the opportunity to witness the meticulous processes behind each art form and even try their hand at some of the techniques. The event not only highlighted the beauty of Chinese culture but also emphasized the importance of preserving these intangible heritage practices for future generations.
The fair attracted a diverse crowd, including many young people eager to connect with traditional arts in a modern setting. The interactive exhibits and live demonstrations bridged the gap between the past and present, showing that these cultural treasures remain relevant and inspiring today.
