The second session of the Zigong High-Tech Zone Lantern Festival Intangible Cultural Heritage Carnival kicked off at Bailu Square in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Feb. 24.
A series of folk performances including Sichuan opera, acrobatics and intangible cultural heritage displays, were presented on stage at the event, offering citizens a cultural feast in a festive atmosphere.
Inheritors of Zigong's intangible cultural heritage, including tie-dyeing, Gong fans, paper-cutting, as well as Zigong copper teapot tea art, Li-style bamboo and wood carving, and Hu-style clay sculpture, showcased the techniques at the event and interacted with visitors.
A variety of games and activities including lantern riddles, pitching coins into pots, catching sweet dumplings and blindfolded lantern painting were also held in the square.
The second session of the Zigong High-Tech Zone Lantern Festival Intangible Cultural Heritage Carnival kicked off at Bailu Square in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Feb. 24.
A series of folk performances including Sichuan opera, acrobatics and intangible cultural heritage displays, were presented on stage at the event, offering citizens a cultural feast in a festive atmosphere.
Inheritors of Zigong's intangible cultural heritage, including tie-dyeing, Gong fans, paper-cutting, as well as Zigong copper teapot tea art, Li-style bamboo and wood carving, and Hu-style clay sculpture, showcased the techniques at the event and interacted with visitors.
A variety of games and activities including lantern riddles, pitching coins into pots, catching sweet dumplings and blindfolded lantern painting were also held in the square.
The second session of the Zigong High-Tech Zone Lantern Festival Intangible Cultural Heritage Carnival kicked off at Bailu Square in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Feb. 24.
A series of folk performances including Sichuan opera, acrobatics and intangible cultural heritage displays, were presented on stage at the event, offering citizens a cultural feast in a festive atmosphere.
Inheritors of Zigong's intangible cultural heritage, including tie-dyeing, Gong fans, paper-cutting, as well as Zigong copper teapot tea art, Li-style bamboo and wood carving, and Hu-style clay sculpture, showcased the techniques at the event and interacted with visitors.
A variety of games and activities including lantern riddles, pitching coins into pots, catching sweet dumplings and blindfolded lantern painting were also held in the square.
The second session of the Zigong High-Tech Zone Lantern Festival Intangible Cultural Heritage Carnival kicked off at Bailu Square in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Feb. 24.
A series of folk performances including Sichuan opera, acrobatics and intangible cultural heritage displays, were presented on stage at the event, offering citizens a cultural feast in a festive atmosphere.
Inheritors of Zigong's intangible cultural heritage, including tie-dyeing, Gong fans, paper-cutting, as well as Zigong copper teapot tea art, Li-style bamboo and wood carving, and Hu-style clay sculpture, showcased the techniques at the event and interacted with visitors.
A variety of games and activities including lantern riddles, pitching coins into pots, catching sweet dumplings and blindfolded lantern painting were also held in the square.
The second session of the Zigong High-Tech Zone Lantern Festival Intangible Cultural Heritage Carnival kicked off at Bailu Square in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Feb. 24.
A series of folk performances including Sichuan opera, acrobatics and intangible cultural heritage displays, were presented on stage at the event, offering citizens a cultural feast in a festive atmosphere.
Inheritors of Zigong's intangible cultural heritage, including tie-dyeing, Gong fans, paper-cutting, as well as Zigong copper teapot tea art, Li-style bamboo and wood carving, and Hu-style clay sculpture, showcased the techniques at the event and interacted with visitors.
A variety of games and activities including lantern riddles, pitching coins into pots, catching sweet dumplings and blindfolded lantern painting were also held in the square.
The second session of the Zigong High-Tech Zone Lantern Festival Intangible Cultural Heritage Carnival kicked off at Bailu Square in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Feb. 24.
A series of folk performances including Sichuan opera, acrobatics and intangible cultural heritage displays, were presented on stage at the event, offering citizens a cultural feast in a festive atmosphere.
Inheritors of Zigong's intangible cultural heritage, including tie-dyeing, Gong fans, paper-cutting, as well as Zigong copper teapot tea art, Li-style bamboo and wood carving, and Hu-style clay sculpture, showcased the techniques at the event and interacted with visitors.
A variety of games and activities including lantern riddles, pitching coins into pots, catching sweet dumplings and blindfolded lantern painting were also held in the square.
The second session of the Zigong High-Tech Zone Lantern Festival Intangible Cultural Heritage Carnival kicked off at Bailu Square in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Feb. 24.
A series of folk performances including Sichuan opera, acrobatics and intangible cultural heritage displays, were presented on stage at the event, offering citizens a cultural feast in a festive atmosphere.
Inheritors of Zigong's intangible cultural heritage, including tie-dyeing, Gong fans, paper-cutting, as well as Zigong copper teapot tea art, Li-style bamboo and wood carving, and Hu-style clay sculpture, showcased the techniques at the event and interacted with visitors.
A variety of games and activities including lantern riddles, pitching coins into pots, catching sweet dumplings and blindfolded lantern painting were also held in the square.
