One umbrella, seventy-two meticulous steps—craftsmen’s answer to the passage of time.

Purple Aura from the East: Wear China’s Intangible Cultural Heritage | Yongyun Xiangyun Silk |

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A food blogger finally couldn't resist going after the eagle!

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purple clay teapot

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Oh my god! Such handicrafts are so precious

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Can You Actually Eat This 3-Meter-Tall Giant Chinese-Style “Figure”?

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Yazhou Pottery

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Unlock Dunhuang’s Flying Apsaras with Intangible Cultural Heritage Techniques!

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Absolutely Stunning Chinese Style! A Handmade Fondant Cake in the National Style — “Jade Pot” — Craf

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Traditional donkey-hide gelatin

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Wood Bending Techniques

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The girls here don't marry; they stay with their mothers forever.

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A food blogger finally couldn't resist taking action against what was under their feet.

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Took half a year to hand-sculpt this Jingwei—guess how tall she is!

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I forged a Longquan treasure sword using stars from the sky.

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