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Intangible cultural heritage inheritors will showcase traditional skills such as black pottery and peasant paintings at the market, where visitors can engage in making Chinese knots, woodblock ...

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It said the design of the series originates from Chinese holiday and Chinese knot, and aims to showcase Oriental aesthetics that integrate both tradition and modernization during the Spring Festival.