Protecting intangible cultural items

We visited an exhibition of native ethnic culture in Beijing lately, the exhibition intended to showcase the country’s progress in protecting intangible cultural items. Some 2,322 precious items and activities such as paper-cutting paintings, printing, pottery, carvings, tea brewing, embroidery and traditional medicine were showed on the exhibition.

A woman of Li ethnic group from south China’s Hainan Province showcases brocade-weaving skills at an exhibition.