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‘Ne Zha 2’ leads global animation charts, while traditional Chinese art forms like Peking Opera and folk stove paintings gain international acclaim, and rising dance stars shine in 2024.
Anshan Village in Zhejiang Province dazzles with a 360-meter wooden stool dragon dance, celebrating the 2025 Chinese New Year and embracing centuries-old traditions.
Amazing snake-themed dough sculptures adorn Zaozhuang, Shandong, celebrating a 2,000-year-old folk art tradition ahead of the Year of the Snake and Spring Festival.
Explore the intricate world of Kazakh embroidery from China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, a vibrant expression of traditional craftsmanship and national intangible cultural heritage.
Discover the vibrant local flavor of Xinjiang’s traditional painted clay sculptures, an ancient folk art rich in color and craftsmanship.
Two traditional Shanxi folk arts, Xiaoyi stick puppetry and Shangdang wooden clapper opera, captivate audiences with their rich heritage and cultural significance.
Discover the timeless art of Zhongyang paper-cutting from Shanxi Province, blending local folklore and vibrant motifs to enhance modern aesthetics.
Discover Shuanglin Temple in Pingyao, Shanxi Province, home to over 2,000 painted sculptures from the Ming and Qing dynasties, showcasing China’s rich folk art heritage.
Chongqing’s blacksmiths amaze with a molten iron show, blending tradition and spectacle in a dazzling night display.
Experience the vibrant celebration of the Year of the Dragon at Jianghua Yao Autonomous County’s lantern fair, featuring mesmerizing dragon and lion dances that showcase rich folk art.