What are the world intangible cultural heritages in China?

By the end of 20 16, China had 39 projects listed in UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage List (including "List in Urgent Need of Protection"), which is also the country with the largest number of intangible cultural heritage in the world.

List of representative works of human intangible cultural heritage;

200 1 Adoption: Kunqu Opera;

Adopted in 2003: Guqin Art;

Adopted in 2005: Xinjiang Uygur Muqam art, Mongolian long-tune folk songs;

In 2009, China sericulture and silk weaving techniques, Fujian Nanyin, Nanjing Yunjin, Anhui Xuan paper, Guizhou Dong folk songs, Guangdong Cantonese opera, Gesar epic, Zhejiang Longquan celadon, Qinghai Regong art, Tibetan opera, Manas in Xinjiang, Mongolian Humai, Gansu Huaer, Xi 'an drum music, Korean folk dance, calligraphy, seal cutting and paper cutting were adopted.

20 10 adoption: Beijing opera, acupuncture of traditional Chinese medicine;

20 1 1 adopt: shadow play;

20 13 adopts: abacus calculation;

Adopt 20 16: 24 solar terms;

List of intangible cultural heritage in urgent need of protection;

Included in 2009: Qiang Year, traditional weaving and embroidery skills of Li nationality and traditional construction skills of China wooden arch bridge;

Recorded in 20 10: Movable type printing in Maixi hot compress in Xinjiang, Fuchuan in watertight compartment in China, Fujian and China;

Included in 20 1 1: Hezhe Imakan rap;

List of outstanding practices of intangible cultural heritage:

Included in 20 12: Fujian puppet show inheritor training plan.