Craftsmanship across mountains and seas: Shandong ICH shines in South Korea

Recently, the "Craftsmanship Across Mountains and Seas, Shared Spirit of China and South Korea" China-ROK Intangible Cultural Heritage Cultural Exchange Season was held at Jeonbuk National University and Gunsan. Centered on intangible cultural heritage (ICH), the event showcased representative Shandong ICH items including Yangjiabu woodblock New Year paintings, Zibo colored glaze, Yimeng paper-cutting and Taishan plant dyeing, alongside distinctive cultural and creative products. It created an immersive cultural experience that can be seen, felt, experienced and shared. The event drew a large crowd, attracting university faculty and students, local residents, media practitioners and people from all walks of life in the ROK. Participants immersed themselves in traditional Shandong handicraft skills, savored mellow Rizhao green tea, and listened to folk traditions and ingenious stories behind the heritage works.

Recently, the "Craftsmanship Across Mountains and Seas, Shared Spirit of China and South Korea" China-ROK Intangible Cultural Heritage Cultural Exchange Season was held at Jeonbuk National University and Gunsan. Centered on intangible cultural heritage (ICH), the event showcased representative Shandong ICH items including Yangjiabu woodblock New Year paintings, Zibo colored glaze, Yimeng paper-cutting and Taishan plant dyeing, alongside distinctive cultural and creative products. It created an immersive cultural experience that can be seen, felt, experienced and shared. The event drew a large crowd, attracting university faculty and students, local residents, media practitioners and people from all walks of life in the ROK. Participants immersed themselves in traditional Shandong handicraft skills, savored mellow Rizhao green tea, and listened to folk traditions and ingenious stories behind the heritage works.

Recently, the "Craftsmanship Across Mountains and Seas, Shared Spirit of China and South Korea" China-ROK Intangible Cultural Heritage Cultural Exchange Season was held at Jeonbuk National University and Gunsan. Centered on intangible cultural heritage (ICH), the event showcased representative Shandong ICH items including Yangjiabu woodblock New Year paintings, Zibo colored glaze, Yimeng paper-cutting and Taishan plant dyeing, alongside distinctive cultural and creative products. It created an immersive cultural experience that can be seen, felt, experienced and shared. The event drew a large crowd, attracting university faculty and students, local residents, media practitioners and people from all walks of life in the ROK. Participants immersed themselves in traditional Shandong handicraft skills, savored mellow Rizhao green tea, and listened to folk traditions and ingenious stories behind the heritage works.

Recently, the "Craftsmanship Across Mountains and Seas, Shared Spirit of China and South Korea" China-ROK Intangible Cultural Heritage Cultural Exchange Season was held at Jeonbuk National University and Gunsan. Centered on intangible cultural heritage (ICH), the event showcased representative Shandong ICH items including Yangjiabu woodblock New Year paintings, Zibo colored glaze, Yimeng paper-cutting and Taishan plant dyeing, alongside distinctive cultural and creative products. It created an immersive cultural experience that can be seen, felt, experienced and shared. The event drew a large crowd, attracting university faculty and students, local residents, media practitioners and people from all walks of life in the ROK. Participants immersed themselves in traditional Shandong handicraft skills, savored mellow Rizhao green tea, and listened to folk traditions and ingenious stories behind the heritage works.

Recently, the "Craftsmanship Across Mountains and Seas, Shared Spirit of China and South Korea" China-ROK Intangible Cultural Heritage Cultural Exchange Season was held at Jeonbuk National University and Gunsan. Centered on intangible cultural heritage (ICH), the event showcased representative Shandong ICH items including Yangjiabu woodblock New Year paintings, Zibo colored glaze, Yimeng paper-cutting and Taishan plant dyeing, alongside distinctive cultural and creative products. It created an immersive cultural experience that can be seen, felt, experienced and shared. The event drew a large crowd, attracting university faculty and students, local residents, media practitioners and people from all walks of life in the ROK. Participants immersed themselves in traditional Shandong handicraft skills, savored mellow Rizhao green tea, and listened to folk traditions and ingenious stories behind the heritage works.

Recently, the "Craftsmanship Across Mountains and Seas, Shared Spirit of China and South Korea" China-ROK Intangible Cultural Heritage Cultural Exchange Season was held at Jeonbuk National University and Gunsan. Centered on intangible cultural heritage (ICH), the event showcased representative Shandong ICH items including Yangjiabu woodblock New Year paintings, Zibo colored glaze, Yimeng paper-cutting and Taishan plant dyeing, alongside distinctive cultural and creative products. It created an immersive cultural experience that can be seen, felt, experienced and shared. The event drew a large crowd, attracting university faculty and students, local residents, media practitioners and people from all walks of life in the ROK. Participants immersed themselves in traditional Shandong handicraft skills, savored mellow Rizhao green tea, and listened to folk traditions and ingenious stories behind the heritage works.

Recently, the "Craftsmanship Across Mountains and Seas, Shared Spirit of China and South Korea" China-ROK Intangible Cultural Heritage Cultural Exchange Season was held at Jeonbuk National University and Gunsan. Centered on intangible cultural heritage (ICH), the event showcased representative Shandong ICH items including Yangjiabu woodblock New Year paintings, Zibo colored glaze, Yimeng paper-cutting and Taishan plant dyeing, alongside distinctive cultural and creative products. It created an immersive cultural experience that can be seen, felt, experienced and shared. The event drew a large crowd, attracting university faculty and students, local residents, media practitioners and people from all walks of life in the ROK. Participants immersed themselves in traditional Shandong handicraft skills, savored mellow Rizhao green tea, and listened to folk traditions and ingenious stories behind the heritage works.

Recently, the "Craftsmanship Across Mountains and Seas, Shared Spirit of China and South Korea" China-ROK Intangible Cultural Heritage Cultural Exchange Season was held at Jeonbuk National University and Gunsan. Centered on intangible cultural heritage (ICH), the event showcased representative Shandong ICH items including Yangjiabu woodblock New Year paintings, Zibo colored glaze, Yimeng paper-cutting and Taishan plant dyeing, alongside distinctive cultural and creative products. It created an immersive cultural experience that can be seen, felt, experienced and shared. The event drew a large crowd, attracting university faculty and students, local residents, media practitioners and people from all walks of life in the ROK. Participants immersed themselves in traditional Shandong handicraft skills, savored mellow Rizhao green tea, and listened to folk traditions and ingenious stories behind the heritage works.

Recently, the "Craftsmanship Across Mountains and Seas, Shared Spirit of China and South Korea" China-ROK Intangible Cultural Heritage Cultural Exchange Season was held at Jeonbuk National University and Gunsan. Centered on intangible cultural heritage (ICH), the event showcased representative Shandong ICH items including Yangjiabu woodblock New Year paintings, Zibo colored glaze, Yimeng paper-cutting and Taishan plant dyeing, alongside distinctive cultural and creative products. It created an immersive cultural experience that can be seen, felt, experienced and shared. The event drew a large crowd, attracting university faculty and students, local residents, media practitioners and people from all walks of life in the ROK. Participants immersed themselves in traditional Shandong handicraft skills, savored mellow Rizhao green tea, and listened to folk traditions and ingenious stories behind the heritage works.