During the summer vacation, children from local primary schools and kindergartens visited a paper-cutting intangible cultural heritage workshop in Chengyang district, Qingdao.

Through hands-on activities such as learning paper-cutting and experiencing Han Dynasty (206 BC-AD 220) brick rubbing, the young participants immersed themselves in traditional Chinese culture. The workshop provided a fun and educational way for the children to spend their holiday, deepening their understanding of intangible cultural heritage while sparking their interest in the rich cultural traditions of their homeland.

Young students carefully learn the art of traditional paper-cutting at a local intangible cultural heritage workshop in Qingdao. [Photo/IC]

Children try their hand at Han Dynasty brick rubbing, a centuries-old printing technique. [Photo/IC]

The summer vacation becomes a cultural adventure as kids explore China's intangible heritage in Qingdao. [Photo/IC]