What are the traditional handicrafts in different parts of China?

China has a vast territory and abundant resources. Throughout China, due to geographical factors and the distribution of mineral resources, each place in China has its own local characteristics. Hard-working people in China know how to make better use of topographical factors to benefit their lives and create their own traditional handicrafts by using local resources. There are many handicrafts in China, which can be roughly divided into several categories, including sculpture, porcelain, pottery and other handicrafts. The same thing has different manifestations in different places, and also has local eigenvalue.

First of all, there are many kinds of ceramics in China. The most famous one in China is cloisonne. This kind of porcelain was produced during the reign of Emperor Jingtai of the Ming Dynasty, and it was named because of its high quality and was loved by many people. Famous porcelain, as well as Jingdezhen porcelain in Jiangnan. Jingdezhen's blue and white porcelain is loved by people all over the world. As a symbol of China, Jingdezhen is called the porcelain capital. In addition to these, Jiangxi's colored glaze is also very sought after by people. These are all traditional handicrafts in China, because the local characteristics are different, the varieties are different, they belong to the same category, and the forms of expression are also different.

Second, the sculpture art is also very powerful. There was a clay figurine Zhang Caisu in Tianjin, China, and Zhang Mingshan's sculpture skills and level represented the highest level of sculpture in Tianjin at that time. At the same time, some local farmers in Hebei also made a series of dolls with clay, which became typical handicrafts. Jiangsu's products and Wuxi's products also have local characteristics. The materials they use are all local unique things, and their sculpture dolls are also deeply loved by the people of China.

Our country not only has these things, but also involves all aspects of life. Just like the production method of shadow play, it is also a traditional handicraft in a certain place. It is difficult for others to learn from them, because this is a craft handed down from generation to generation. They have their own most suitable productions according to local characteristics and industries. China's traditional handicrafts are worth learning and inheriting by every Chinese son and daughter.