Tai Ji Chuan and Wang Songchuan successfully applied for World Heritage. What are the non-legacy projects in China?

As you can see, The Legend of Taiji and The Ship to the King were successfully applied for the World Heritage. There are many non-legacy projects in China. Perhaps everyone knows that these intangible items do not often appear in people's field of vision, but they are precious things left by our ancestors and deserve to be passed down from generation to generation.

1. China has a long history, leaving many heritages worth passing down from generation to generation.

China has a long history and culture, leaving behind a lot of cultural heritage that money can't measure, which is worth passing down from generation to generation. So, do you know what non-legacy projects there are in China? Let's have a look. First of all, Kunqu Opera, 200 1, which is listed as an intangible cultural heritage project in China, is the oldest existing opera in China. Guqin art, selected in 2003, is one of the oldest plucked instruments in the world. Xinjiang Uygur Muqam Art, selected in 2005, is a large-scale comprehensive art form integrating song, dance and music. Mongolian long-tune folk songs are a musical art form that embodies the wisdom of Mongolian people. China's seal cutting shows his skills and expresses his feelings in square inches. China's calligraphy has unique modeling symbols and pen and ink rhythm. Chinese paper-cut expresses the aesthetic taste of the general public, which is very festive during the Spring Festival and a symbol of a beautiful festival.

There are dozens of intangible cultural heritage projects in China, which are priceless treasures that we can't lose.

China's non-legacy projects include China abacus, Beijing opera, shadow play, Manas in Xinjiang, block printing and so on. There is also Taiji Chuan, who has just successfully applied for the World Heritage, and a boat to send the king. China culture is extensive and profound. As descendants of the Chinese people, it is everyone's responsibility to inherit our non-legacy projects. As a native of China, I feel proud and proud, leaving behind so many excellent and priceless treasures. This is also a recognition of our predecessors, and we have to marvel at our culture. As a descendant of Chinese people, I think it is the happiest thing. We should do our part for the development of our motherland and do what we should do now.