Young inheritors breathe new life into traditional crafting skills
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At the 9th China Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) Expo, held in Southwest China's Chongqing Municipality from Friday to Tuesday, young 20-something inheritors are exploring ways to bring traditional craftsmanship closer to contemporary life, blending time-honored techniques with digital technology, visual design and new media to breathe new life into ancient skills.
Peng Yuxiang makes a lacquerware vase. Photo: Courtesy of Peng Yuxiang
Tong Xianshu makes Zhongning haozi noodle. Photo: Courtesy of Tong Xianshu
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