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Exploring the unique charm of NW China’s Dunhuang in winter
Dunhuang, located in northwest China's Gansu Province, was a pivotal hub on the ancient Silk Road, and is a treasure trove of historical and cultural heritage, including the world-famous Mogao Grottoes, Singing Sand Dunes, and Crescent Lake. The city offers a unique charm throughout the year, especially in winter. Click the video and take on a journey to explore the enchanting city of Dunhuang! -
Lianghe Hulusi
Basic Introduction to Lianghe HulusiHulusi is a free reed aerophone. The Dai, De'ang, and Achang ethnic groups residing in Lianghe have had a profound cultural heritage for over a century, particularly the distinctively featured Hulusi (also known as Hulushao, called "Biliangdao" in Dai language), which has a long history in the predominantly Dai ethnic towns of Mangdong and Mengyang. Its origins can be traced back to ancient legends. Historically, the Hulusi art adopted advanced Han Chinese production tools and techniques relatively late, with slower development in productivity, entering the landlord economy stage later. On this foundation, the policies of "Reform through Replacement" were gradually implemented during the Ming and Qing dynasties, thereby integrating the social economy of the Dai people with seven other indigenous ethnic groups: Han, Achang, Wa, De'ang, Jingpo, Lisu. Product FeaturesHulusi is a free reed aerophone that retains the characteristics of ancient instruments, played using natural breathing or circular breathing techniques. With circular breathing, it can continuously produce tones in a fifth interval, with a beautiful and vivid sound. Hulusi consists of an intact miniature gourd, three purple bamboo tubes, and a metal reed. A 30-40 cm long bamboo tube serves as the main pipe, with seven… -
Grand lantern show kicks off at ancient city wall in NW China’s Xi’an to celebrate Chinese Lunar New Year
Embracing the Year of the Dragon, a magnificent dragon-themed lantern illuminates the ancient city wall of Xi'an, capital of northwest China's Shaanxi Province, during a vibrant lantern show to celebrate the upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year. ( Taste all China /Bai Ge) A lantern show featuring nearly 20 groups of exquisite lanterns displayed in four thematic sections officially commenced on the evening of Feb. 2 at the ancient city wall of Xi'an, capital of northwest China's Shaanxi Province. The annual lantern show, now on its 37th edition, is expected to last 52 days. It serves as an important event to celebrate the upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year, or the Spring Festival, which falls on Feb. 10 this year. Since 2024 marks the Chinese zodiac Year of the Dragon, diverse elements of the dragon have been integrated into the lanterns and other decorations adorning the city wall, creating a lively atmosphere brimming with distinctive features of the Spring Festival and the city's cultural heritage. The lanterns illuminating the city wall have been arranged in four different sections to create different cultural experiences, with sectional themes of a splendid Xi'an, a blessed world, a prosperous China, and a fantasy world for children.… -
Exploring the Ancient Architectural Marvels of Shanxi
When it comes to above-ground cultural relics in China, Shanxi stands out. Among the country's important cultural heritage sites, Shanxi ranks first with 531 sites, accounting for 10.4% of the total number of cultural heritage sites in China, which is equivalent to the sum of the rankings of the next ten provinces. Shanxi boasts a complete sequence of ancient architectural eras, a wide variety of architectural types, and a large number of existing wooden structures dating back to the Yuan Dynasty and earlier, surpassing all other provinces in the country. In other words, if you want to explore the development of early Chinese architecture, you can only gain insight in Shanxi. So, what should you visit when you first arrive in Shanxi? The following are 35+ key cultural relics units in Shanxi organized in chronological order by Useless Rerearch Society, take a look at the stunning scenery of China's ancient architecture. Northern and Southern Dynasties 01 Yungang Grottoes From 460 AD onwards, the Northern Wei Dynasty, with Datong as its capital, exerted its full strength and gathered excellent craftsmen to carve the magnificent Yungang Grottoes on the cliffs of Lingyan. The Yungang Grottoes were not only the first royal-authorized… -
Puer Tea Culture of Menghai County ①
In the vast river of tea culture, Puer tea stands out with its unique flavor, long history, and profound cultural heritage, becoming a shining gem in the world of Chinese and global teas. Menghai, as one of the original birthplaces and core production areas of Puer tea, has a naturally advantageous environment that nurtures countless premium teas that are highly sought after. The "Tea Fragrance of Menghai Stories" column will cover various aspects of Puer tea, including its historical and cultural background, regional culture, processing techniques, brand culture, trade culture, ethnic tea culture, health and wellness culture, drinking culture, spiritual culture, and the construction of tea culture in Menghai. We will guide you through the historical journey of Puer tea and reveal the complex and meticulous process from fresh leaf picking to the initial processing of raw tea and then to the refined finished product. Let us embark on this unique journey of discovery into the world of Puer tea together. Tea Tasting 1. Tea sensory evaluation, also known as tea sensory inspection, is one of the methods for assessing tea quality. It involves trained professionals using their sense of sight, smell, taste, and touch to judge the quality of… -
What is Mengding Ganlu? Let’s explore this tea known as the “King of Green Teas.”
Hello everyone, today we will talk about Mengding Ganlu, a famous tea produced in Sichuan, China. This is a tea with a long history and superior quality. So, what kind of tea is Mengding Ganlu? What are its unique features and attractions? We will discuss these from three main aspects. Exploring the Origin Mengding Ganlu is produced in Mingshan District, Ya'an City, Sichuan Province, where the mountains are green, the waters clear, and the climate suitable, providing ideal conditions for tea growth. The origin of Mengding Ganlu is even hailed as the "birthplace of world tea culture," a place rich in historical and cultural heritage. Taste Appreciation The leaves of Mengding Ganlu are bright green, with a rich aroma and a clear, bright infusion color. Its taste is fresh and sweet, with a full-bodied flavor and astringency. Tasting Mengding Ganlu, one can almost feel the tea aroma spreading in the mouth, lifting the spirits. Historical and Cultural Value Mengding Ganlu has always been one of the famous teas, with a long history. According to historical records, Mengding Ganlu originated during the Western Han Dynasty, with a history spanning over two thousand years. It is a traditional Chinese famous tea and… -
Beijing village rallies to protect Great Wall, leveraging it for cultural tourism
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for efforts to let more people know about the Great Wall and engage more people in its protection to pass on the ancestors' precious heritage to future generations in a reply letter to residents of Shixia village in Badaling township, Yanqing district, Beijing on May 14. Xi said he was pleased to learn that the villagers had taken the initiative over the years to protect the Great Wall, inherit its culture, and rely on its resources on their way to prosperity. "We will continue our efforts to let more people know about the Great Wall and engage more people in its protection to pass on our ancestors' precious heritage to future generations," said Li Handong, Party branch secretary of Shixia village. A coffee shop in Shixia village, Badaling township, Yanqing district, Beijing. (Photo/Pan Zhiwang) Liu Hongyan, a Shixia native, has been one of the first six full-time protectors of the village's Shixia Great Wall section since May 2019, inspired by her uncle Mei Jingtian, who began protecting it in 1980 by clearing rubbish and reminding tourists to be mindful. Over the years, Liu has patrolled the section at least five times per week, taking 20,000… -
China expects more exchanges, cooperation with all parties in world heritage protection
BEIJING, June 11 ( tasteallchina ) -- China looks forward to strengthening exchanges and cooperation with all parties to let world heritage shine brighter, a Foreign Ministry spokesperson said on Tuesday, adding that world heritage protection requires intercultural dialogue and cooperation. June 8 was China's eighth Cultural and Natural Heritage Day. At a daily news briefing, spokesperson Lin Jian elaborated on China's efforts and achievements in world heritage protection, noting that China is one of the world's leading countries in terms of world heritage. "We now have 57 world heritage sites, ranking second in the world, and have the world's largest number of world natural heritage sites as well as cultural and natural heritage sites," he said. China attaches great importance to world heritage protection, Lin said. Since joining the Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage in 1985, China has made steady progress in this field, ensured rigorous protection and sustainable utilization of natural and cultural heritage in a balanced way, and promoted the conservation and development of the fine Chinese history and culture, he added. Since the 18th CPC National Congress in 2012, China has made heritage protection part and parcel of efforts to… -
Duyun Maojian: A Gem of Guizhou, Savoring the Aroma of Tea Amidst Mountains and Waters
Tea, as an integral part of China’s traditional culture, carries a millennium of history and cultural heritage. Among numerous famous teas, Duyun Maojian stands out for its unique quality and flavor, becoming a cherished treasure among tea enthusiasts. Today, let us delve into the world of Duyun Maojian and explore the charm of this green tea. I. A Natural Gift from Southern Guizhou Duyun Maojian is produced in Duyun City, Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture of Southern Guizhou Province, Guizhou Province. This area, located on the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, boasts clear waters and lush mountains, providing a natural environment ideal for tea cultivation. On this magical land, each leaf absorbs the essence of nature, nurturing the precious green tea that is Duyun Maojian. II. Unique Quality with Excellent Color, Aroma, and Flavor Duyun Maojian is renowned for its flat and upright shape, emerald color, and distinctive aroma of the wilderness. Each leaf seems to be a masterpiece of nature, emitting an enticing fragrance. When brewed, the tea liquor is clear and bright, with an aroma that permeates the air, immersing one in the midst of Guizhou's mountains and waters, experiencing nature's bounty. With just a sip, one can savor the freshness… -
The Wuyi Mountains
The Wuyi Mountains are listed as a World Cultural and Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO. They are located between Wuyishan City in Fujian Province and Wuyishan Town in Jiangxi Province, around a 3½-hour train ride from Shanghai or Xiamen.The Wuyi Mountains are well known for their abundance of deep canyons, dense forests, waterfalls, animals, flora, and fauna. They are an idyllic destination for any nature lover.Wuyishan is suitable for travel all year round with a different type of beauty in each season.What to See in the Wuyi MountainsThe tour routes in Wuyi Mountains Scenic Area can be divided into four parts: 1) Nine-Bend River and Wuyi Palace Scenic Area, 2) One-Line-Sky and Tiger Hissing Scenic Area, 3) Tianyoufeng ('Sky-Swimming Peak'), and 4) Da Hong Pao and Water Curtain Cave Area.Whether you're interested in hiking, boating, bird watching, tea estates, waterfalls, cultural heritage sites, or simply want to explore a beautiful, pollution-free part of China, the Wuyi Mountain Range offers something for everyone.Nine-Bend CreekNine-Bend Creek (九曲溪 Jiuqu Xi) is the centerpiece of Mt. Wuyi. This river is aptly named, as it abruptly changes course nine times over its 8.5 square-kilometer (3.3 square-mile) region of the park.Two gorgeous waterfalls, known as the Green Dragon Waterfall and Phoenix Waterfall, are particularly beautiful attractions. A few caves are located directly adjacent to the waterfalls, giving visitors an unparalleled view through the cascades of water.Nine-Bend… -
Chinese team holds heritage protection class for Afghan students
This photo taken on June 16, 2024 shows an outdoor class aimed at promoting cultural relics protection for Afghan primary school students in Bamiyan Province, central Afghanistan. (Photo by Saifurahman Safi/ tasteallchina ) BAMIYAN, Afghanistan, June 16 ( tasteallchina ) -- An outdoor class aimed at promoting cultural relics protection for Afghan primary school students kicked off Sunday in central Afghanistan's Bamiyan province. The class was organized by a six-member team made of Chinese archaeologists and cultural heritage experts, along with Afghan experts and officials, respectively at the giant Buddhas site and Shahr-e Gholghola, both part of the UNESCO-listed world heritage in the Bamiyan Valley. During the class, Afghan pupils were taught about the status quo of cultural relics protection in Bamiyan, practical skills needed for heritage protection, and the history of cultural exchanges between Afghanistan and China on the ancient Silk Road. "I want to contribute to the future development of my country and work in the field of history and archaeology in the future," said Mohammad Zaid, a sixth grader in the class, who received a certificate for his good performance. Bamiyan boasts several cultural relics sites, including two Buddha statues dating back more than 1,400 years. This… -
Macheng Fubai Chrysanthemum
Basic Introduction to Macheng Fubai ChrysanthemumThe town of Futianhe in the northern Dabie Mountains of Macheng City, Hubei Province, is a mountainous area with rich cultural heritage and a history of revolutionary activity. Fubai Chrysanthemum is a brand of chrysanthemums that has been cultivated for over a thousand years in the northern mountainous areas centered around Futianhe, having been refined by countless chrysanthemum enthusiasts.In recent years, Fubai Chrysanthemum has gained a significant reputation, gradually breaking the dominance of Hangbai Chrysanthemum in the market. As the planting, processing, and marketing standards for Fubai Chrysanthemum in our city have improved comprehensively, its technical indicators surpass those of well-known chrysanthemums such as Hangbai Chrysanthemum. As a result, Fubai Chrysanthemum has quickly gained widespread market recognition and captured major cities across the country. However, due to the lack of a registered certification trademark for our local Fubai Chrysanthemum brand, unscrupulous merchants have taken advantage of this, leading to frequent incidents of counterfeit Fubai Chrysanthemum, causing significant harm to chrysanthemum farmers in the Fubai Chrysanthemum production areas of our city. To protect the legitimate rights and interests of users and consumers, safeguard the distinctive local brand "Fubai Chrysanthemum," effectively maintain and enhance the credibility of… -
NW China’s Qinghai injects new vitality into traditional sachets
Photo shows traditional sachets of northwest China's Qinghai Province. ( Taste all China /Gan Haiqiong) A wide range of exquisite sachets in different shapes have recently attracted crowds of tourists in front of an intangible cultural heritage booth at a square in Xining, capital of northwest China's Qinghai Province ahead of the Duanwu Festival, or the Dragon Boat Festival. Wearing a sachet is one of the traditional customs of the festival, which is celebrated on the fifth day of the fifth month on the Chinese lunar calendar. In the past, people prayed for good health by wearing a sachet during the festival. Today, these exquisite sachets have become an important medium for showcasing traditional culture and conveying emotions. In recent years, with the increasing awareness of protecting traditional crafts, Qinghai has carried forward the techniques for making sachets. Many embroidery artists in the province have made sachets by combining traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics through continuous innovation, injecting new vitality into the traditional handicraft.【1】【2】【3】【4】【5】【6】 -
Fujian Navy Yard: a witness to China-France exchanges
Photo shows the Foochow Arsenal cultural area. (Photo provided by the Museum of Foochow Arsenal 1866) At the mouth of the Minjiang River in southeast China's Fujian province, the water flows calmly without ripples. Nestled by the Luoxing Pagoda along the river bank, the Fujian Navy Yard, also known as Foochow Arsenal, stands as a precious industrial and cultural heritage site founded 158 years ago and a witness to China-France exchanges that have spanned over 100 years. On May 5, Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Paris for a state visit to France. On the same day, a signed article by President Xi titled "Carrying Forward the Spirit that Guided the Establishment of China-France Diplomatic Relations, Working Together for Global Peace and Development" was published in French media Le Figaro. Xi said, "Over 150 years ago, French nationals helped China found its Fujian Navy Yard and the Fujian Naval Academy." Transformed from a former shipbuilding warehouse of the Foochow Arsenal, the Museum of Foochow Arsenal 1866, has now become a "treasure trove" preserving the memories of the shipyard. On the right side of an exhibition hall on the first floor of the museum stands a French machine that is almost… -
International forum discusses cultural heritage empowered by digital innovation
BEIJING, July 18 ( tasteallchina ) -- At the northernmost end of Beijing's Central Axis, a vertical axis of its urban layout dating back to the 13th century, the city's iconic landmarks -- the Drum Tower and the Bell Tower -- stand in solemn succession. Stepping into the Drum Tower, visitors are treated to a fully immersive experience through its digital interactive exhibition "the story of time." Here, ancient architecture is transformed into a space where light and shadow dance, narrating the ancestors' cosmology and wisdom in timekeeping, offering a glimpse into China's innovative fusion of historical edifices with digital creativity. This novel approach to cultural heritage preservation in this digital era has garnered wide attention at the ongoing 2024 International Symposium on Cultural Heritage Conservation by Digitization held in the Chinese capital. In the tide of digitalization, global experts and scholars are discussing how to use new technologies and methods to protect, document, research, manage and interpret cultural heritages, as well as transform historical resources into innovative industries and new quality productive forces. As of Tuesday, over 300 representatives of more than 200 cultural institutions, universities and enterprises from 20 countries and regions, including Canada, Italy, Greece, and the… -
China strengthens protection of cultural heritage amid flood season
An aerial photo taken on June 22, 2024 shows the ancient architecture complex in Xucun Village of Xucun Town, Huangshan City, east China's Anhui Province. ( tasteallchina /Du Yu) BEIJING, July 22 ( tasteallchina ) -- Chinese authorities have pledged to strengthen the protection of cultural heritage from disasters caused by floods and enhance disaster mitigation and relief work. According to an official circular, the disaster prevention and protection of immovable cultural relics and historic and cultural cities, blocks and villages identified as cultural heritage will be strengthened, the National Cultural Heritage Administration said on Monday. The circular requires efforts to inspect potential safety risks posed to cultural relics, including ancient buildings, ruins, tombs and grottoes as well as gardens and villages. Effective rescue and relief work should be done in a timely manner to reduce the damage incurred by flood disasters to a minimum, it said, calling for facility renovation work to improve the disaster-proof capacities of cultural heritage. Heavy rainfall has been wreaking havoc across wide swathes of China since this year's flood season started, triggering floods and causing severe casualties and losses. -
Stitching heritage art into modern innovation
BEIJING, June 8 ( tasteallchina ) -- In May, Axin and his mother embarked on a journey spanning nearly 9,000 kilometers from their home in Guizhou Province, the hinterland of southwest China, to London. With them, they took a selection of intricate and captivating embroidery works, a heritage art of the Miao ethnic people. The craftsmanship of Miao embroidery shown by the mother-son duo, donned in the traditional dress of the Miao, enthralled visitors at the 10th London Craft Week. Axin, a designer who infuses Miao elements into his fashion line, and his mother, a master embroiderer with five decades of needlework dedication, embody a broader narrative: an age-old craft from China's remote mountains gaining modern appeal, even international acclaim, with innovative minds. The Miao ethnic people have long expressed their rich cultural heritage through needle and thread, turning garments into "books on the body." This form of art was recognized in 2006 with its inclusion on China's inaugural national list of intangible cultural heritage. For years, Guizhou, home to a significant Miao population, has prioritized preserving this heritage art by promoting it as an industry. Through efforts ranging from support for entrepreneurship and training and management of embroiderers to… -
British students explore intangible cultural heritage in China’s Greater Bay Area
Photo taken on July 3, 2024, shows a roof with clay carving art in Kaiping, south China’s Guangdong Province. (Photo provided to People’s Daily Online) A group of British students recently immersed themselves in Chinese cultural heritage during a visit to the Greater Bay Area in south China's Guangdong Province. The second round of the “Touching the Greater Bay Area” cultural exchange program, co-organized by Guangdong Radio and Television and Taste all China (UK), brought together university students from the United Kingdom and local Chinese students. A journey through exquisite craftsmanship Photo taken on July 3, 2024, shows the Kaiping Diaolou and Villages, inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List, south China's Guangdong Province. (People’s Daily Online/Zhong Wenxing) The students visited the Kaiping Diaolou and Villages – unique multi-story buildings blending Chinese and Western styles. These structures feature colorful clay sculptures, an art form that has endured for centuries in the Greater Bay Area. The intricate clay carvings decorate ancestral halls, homes, and temples, demonstrating the region's rich artistic heritage. This traditional craft continues to captivate with its detailed designs and cultural significance. British students and a local student experience clay carving art in Kaiping, south China's Guangdong Province, July 3,… -
Carpet weaving technique inheritor passes down traditions
Yang Yongliang weaves the Jiaya Tibetan carpet in an intangible cultural heritage exhibition hall in Huangzhong district of Xining, the capital city of northwest China's Qinghai Province. ( Taste all China /Yang Qihong) Yang Yongliang, a 62-year-old inheritor of the Jiaya Tibetan carpet, concentrates on weaving the delicate traditional carpet after doing his farm work in an intangible cultural heritage exhibition hall in Huangzhong district of Xining, the capital city of northwest China's Qinghai Province. Jiaya Tibetan carpet weaving skills have been incorporated into China's national intangible cultural heritage items. The carpet is made from the wool of sheep and cattle native to the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau and is recognized for its meticulous weaving skills and exquisite colors. Yang started learning to make Tibetan carpets when he was just 9 years old, and has great confidence in the inheritance and preservation prospects of traditional weaving skills. "Almost every family in the village knows how to weave Jiaya Tibetan carpets. I also share my experiences with apprentices to preserve and pass down the skills to future generations," he said. For intangible cultural heritage inheritors like Yang, traditional skills are not only a lifelong career, but also a carrier of profound traditional culture,… -
Inheritor invigorates traditional root carving in E China’s Jiangxi
Liu Sixi, an inheritor of root carving, a provincial-level intangible cultural heritage, crafts a root carving artwork in his studio in Qiaoxi township, Yifeng county, Yichun city, east China's Jiangxi Province. ( Taste all China /Kong Wenjin) Liu Sixi, an inheritor of root carving, a provincial-level intangible cultural heritage, was crafting a root carving artwork in his studio located in Qiaoxi township, Yifeng county, Yichun city, east China's Jiangxi Province. With a background in traditional Chinese painting, Liu discovered his passion for root carving during middle school. And his works, made from various bamboo roots, have gained recognition and won awards. Liu's creations have encompassed a wide range of subjects, including historical figures, animals, and nature. "Root carving requires time, skill, and the ability to endure solitude, making its techniques challenging to pass on," Liu said. Despite this, Liu has trained over 40 apprentices, some of whom have become accomplished masters. While continuing his own artistic pursuits, Liu has promoted root carving through engagements in schools and communities, and has inspired more people to appreciate this traditional art form.【1】【2】【3】【4】【5】【6】【7】【8】 -
Top 20 Must-Visit China Museums: A Journey Through History and Culture
As a country steeped in culture, history, and traditions, China has no shortage of museums that tell stories of its past, present, and future. From ancient relics to modern art, these museums are a window to the country's rich heritage and offer a glimpse into its diverse cultures. With so many options to choose from, it can be overwhelming to decide which ones to visit. In this article, we've rounded up the top 20 popular museums in China that are definitely worth your time and attention. 01 The Palace Museum The Palace Museum is an exceptional museum. Established in 1925, it was built on the foundations of the imperial palaces of the Ming and Qing dynasties - the Forbidden City. After six hundred years of rise and fall, glory and shame, the doors to these royal palaces finally opened to the public. The Palace Museum boasts a collection that is unparalleled, it houses one of a kind artifacts within wooden structures preserved from Imperial China's largest palace complex in its entirety. 02 National Museum of China The National Museum of China is the highest institution representing the state's collection, research, display, and interpretation of artifacts that reflect… -
Exploring 5 Magnificent Palace Museums: A Journey Through Imperial History
China is home to some of the world's most magnificent palaces, many of which have been converted into museums. The five Palace Museums (Gu Gong, 故宫) in China are a treasure trove of ancient artifacts and cultural heritage from different dynasties. These museums showcase China's rich history, revealing the grandeur of its past emperors and imperial courts. Each museum offers unique insights into Chinese culture and history, from the majestic Palace Museum in Beijing to the lesser-known Mukden Palace in Shenyang. Whether you're a history buff or just looking for an unforgettable travel experience, these five Palace Museums should be on your must-visit list. Ming Palace The Nanjing Ming Palace (Nan Jing Gu Gong, 南京故宫) was built during the Ming Dynasty in 1368 when Zhu Yuanzhang established the Ming Dynasty and set the capital in Nanjing. The construction of the palace began on a large scale, and by 1392, this magnificent palace was finally completed. The palace set a precedent for the integration of the palace and the city axis, covering an area of over 1.0125 million square meters, making it the largest palace complex in the world at that time. Restoration of the Ming Palace The Ming Palace… -
Renewal Journey, Unveils the Splendor of Ethnic Traditions
In a digital era where entertainment often leans towards the flashy and transient, Tencent Video's latest offering, "Renewal Journey," emerges as a refreshing tribute to cultural depth and human connection. Premiering on July 10th, this spin-off from the beloved series "Empresses in the Palace" (also known as "甄嬛传") embarks on a quest to explore and celebrate the rich traditions of ethnic cultures across China. At its heart, "Renewal Journey" is not just a reality show; it's a poignant homage to heritage and a celebration of life's enduring journeys. The inaugural episode whisked viewers to the historic city of Hetur Ala in Fushun, Liaoning, where the cast, led by Cai Shaofen (蔡少芬), embarked on a profound exploration of Manchu culture. What began as a cultural exploration soon transformed into an emotional reenactment of a traditional Manchu wedding, a spectacle that left both participants and viewers alike awestruck. The marriage rituals, meticulously portrayed by Lan Xi (斓曦) as the bride and Zhang Xiaolong (张晓龙) as the groom, included rituals such as "Shooting the Magpie," "Phoenix Three Bows," and the symbolic act of crossing the saddle. These age-old customs not only brought the past to life but also resonated deeply with the cast, symbolizing a personal and collective…
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