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Performance of the Classic Intangible Cultural Heritage Program “Falling Flowers Show” in the Year of the Snake

The Falling Flowers Show: A Splendid Realm of Flowers in the Inheritance of Intangible Cultural Heritage Tracing back through the long river of history, the intangible cultural heritage Falling Flowers Show shines like a pearl with the splendor of the passage of time. It carries the wisdom of our predecessors and their passionate yearning for beauty, gracefully emerging from the depths of time. The ingenious craftsmen use the fallen flowers as the strokes of inspiration to paint this unique artistic scroll. Each petal is carefully selected. Under the gentle caress of their fingertips and with their ingenuity, the petals are either lightly pasted or exquisitely woven, fixing and freezing the fleeting beauty of nature. When watching the works of the Falling Flowers Show, it is as if one steps into a dreamlike flower realm. On the costumes, the flowers are […]

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National-level Intangible Cultural Heritage — Bead Embroidery

National Intangible Cultural Heritage — Bead Embroidery Xiamen bead embroidery is a decorative handicraft with a unique artistic style. Bead embroidery originated in the Tang Dynasty and reached its peak during the Ming and Qing dynasties. After the liberation of China, the craftsmanship gradually faded into obscurity. Xiamen bead embroidery is renowned for its novelty, magnificence, and dazzling appearance, and it has a history of more than a hundred years. There are over a hundred varieties, such as bead-embroidered slippers, bead-embroidered wall hangings, and bead-embroidered bags. These products all use shiny and colorful glass beads and electro-optical films, and traditional craftsmanship techniques such as convex embroidery, flat embroidery, string embroidery, grain embroidery, random stitch embroidery, vertical stitch embroidery, and overlapping piece embroidery are employed to create bas-relief patterns. The patterns of full-bead embroidery are meticulously structured, so dense that a […]

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Jiang Heng – “Blossoming Flowers like a Brocade – The Twelve Chinese Zodiac Signs” Art Works Exhibition

Born in Puning, Guangdong Province in 1972, he graduated from the Department of Fine Arts of South China Normal University in 1996 and obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree. Currently, he teaches at the School of Art and Design of Guangdong University of Technology. He has successively obtained a bachelor's degree from the School of Fine Arts of South China Normal University in Guangzhou and a master's degree from the School of Design and Art of Wuhan University of Technology. He is a member of the Experimental Art Committee of the Guangdong Artists Association, an academic committee member of the Puxi Pavilion of the Bund Art Center in Shanghai, a master's supervisor and associate professor at the School of Art and Design of Guangdong University of Technology, and a visiting scholar at Nankai University. In 2012, his representative work "Love […]

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