Rice fields art recording the beautiful landscape of the harvest season in China and reflecting farmers’ simplicity and romance have gone popular on Kuaishou, a Chinese leading short-video platform.
Layered with different colors, these art pieces spread vivid patterns across the vast fields, representing the harmony between nature and farmers.
Web editor: Chai Haorui
Silver accessories have a long history in the culture of the Miao ethnic group. Their silver processing technique has been handed down and innovated on from generation to generation and has been made the national intangible heritage. Nowadays, silver accessories have gained popularity among youngsters.
Miss Xue is one of the craftspeople who have mastered this technique. Let’s watch the video and see how she makes a unique silver bracelet.
Yi embroidery(刺绣), one of China’s intangible cultural heritages, made a splendid appearance in Beijing in September during the Beijing Fashion Week. The Yi people have created exquisite embroidery over the years, knitting unique patterns on costumes and accessories. How does it look? Click to find out.
Peking Opera is a key element of Chinese culture. Nowadays, some young performers are quite innovative, like Guo Xiaojing, who makes videos integrating this traditional intangible heritage into modern everyday life. These efforts popularize this old art form in a fashionable new way.
Web editor: Lang Yun
【小题1】Where do these reports come from?| A．newspapers | B．magazines | C．the Internet | D．novels |
| A．Rice fields art |
| B．Miao silver processing technique |
| C．Yi embroidery |
| D．Peking Opera |
| A．They all need vast space to display. |
| B．They are all popular among the young. |
| C．They all have strong ethnic features. |
| D．They are all about excellent art works. |
