The non -heritage exhibition in front of the house calls you, and the Chinese cultural treasures are all in Jinan!

Non -heritage is not only a common cultural treasure of human beings

The "living attitude" of human civilization continues.

The China Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo, which is held every two years, has opened a grand opening today! Since 2010, the Expo has been held in 2010, and this is the seventh session of successful hosting.

The venue has the exhibition of non -heritage protection achievements since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the "Better Life" non -heritage to the rural rejuvenation exhibition, the "Xinxin Rong" Grand Canal non -heritage exhibition, the "tea and the world" Chinese traditional tea making skills and related Four sectors of custom exhibitions show the non -heritage culture of our country in an all -round way.

There is also an IP image of the "Quancheng Non -Restaurant" IP that debuted at this expo. When you come to the expo, you can feel the deep Chinese traditional cultural atmosphere. Watch the "Quancheng non -relics" to tell you the non -heritage story on the bank of the Yellow River on the Jinan.

The "Quancheng Non -Restaurant" also has a pottery version, 45 cm tall, with bright big eyes and open arms, which means that the vibrant young non -heritage inheritance team does not want to take a home with such lively and cute mascots.

There are countless treasures of traditional Chinese culture, and there are many "treasures" that you don't know waiting for you to find out. Let's take a look with Hoshiko.

Time: August 25-29

Location: Jinan Shun Geng International Convention and Exhibition Center

The main venue exhibition area of ​​this exhibition area is 15,000 square meters, and a total of 332 non -genetic inheritors and 284 non -heritage projects across the country have participated in the exhibition, which fully demonstrated the results of China's non -heritage protection since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of my country.

When you come here, you must take a look at the non -heritage exhibition section along the Grand Canal, so that you can feel what "flowing culture" is!

The non -heritage exhibitions along the Grand Canal include Yixing Zisha, Yue Kiln Celadon and other fine work, as well as special foods such as Texas chick chicken and crystal sheep hoof;

There are on -site exhibitions such as Zhang, Jingtai Lan, etc., as well as on -site performances such as Wuqiao acrobatics and Tai Chi. You can experience a rich sense of sensory experience at the scene.

Visit the exhibition here, just like watching a long -launched canal culture, a deep cultural experience tour along the canal, not only understanding the characteristic non -heritage projects of various places, but also the customs of customs along the line.

The ever -changing Chinese tea culture is also another highlight of this expo. The leaves from the same tea tree can be made of ever -changing fragrance.

White tea, green tea, yellow tea, oolong tea, black tea, black tea, the same tea leaves through the dexterous hands of the Chinese, interpreted countless flavors, forming six major tea categories. The event.

The non -heritage has brought us not only the long and long epic of Chinese civilization, but now it has become an important driving force for the revitalization of the countryside in my country.

The art of embroidery in the Miao people is one of the unique expression forms in the historical and culture of the Miao people. It still retains the original traditional style, and each piece of embroidery is exquisite.

Nowadays, more and more Miao farmers are rich through learning Miao embroidery employment to increase their income. The embroidered girls use one stitch to help rural revitalization, picking up a string, and passing the temperature of the palm of the palm.

In addition, there are many other non -heritage culture waiting for you to explore the venue. This expo continues to be opened to the 29th. Friends who want to visit to visit must plan the itinerary.

Source: Voice of Shandong

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