What are the traditional arts in China?

Traditional arts in China include ceramics, embroidery, lacquerware, wood carving and paper cutting.

1. Ceramics: China is a country of ceramics, and its manufacturing technology is world-renowned. From the selection and grinding of raw materials, to the shaping of ware and the application of glaze, every link embodies the painstaking efforts and wisdom of craftsmen. Jingdezhen, Dehua and Ru Ci porcelain are all representative works of China porcelain.

2. Embroidery: As one of the treasures of traditional handicrafts in China, the art of embroidery has a long history. Suzhou embroidery, Hunan embroidery, Sichuan embroidery, Guangdong embroidery and other schools with their own characteristics have presented wonderful weaving miracles for the world with their exquisite skills and unique aesthetic concepts.

3. Lacquerware: Lacquerware making technology in China has a long history and appeared as early as the Warring States Period. Lacquer-making techniques include carving, folding and embedding, and various patterns and patterns are integrated into lacquerware, showing extraordinary artistic value. The lacquerware works of Fujian Luosha Lacquerware and Chongqing Cai Chong Lacquerware are historical witnesses of lacquer art inheritance.

4. Woodcarving: Woodcarving is one of the treasures of China's traditional handicraft skills, and it has won the praise of the world for its unique materials, exquisite skills and rich themes. Butterfly lovers's love story, carved beams and painted buildings in traditional buildings and other woodcarving works are exquisite representations of the beauty of wood.

5. Paper-cutting: The art of paper-cutting originated from China folk and has a history of more than 1000 years. Through the clever use of scissors on paper, craftsmen create all kinds of vivid patterns. Whether it is a festive window to celebrate festivals or auspicious paper-cutting to pray for well-being, paper-cutting art interprets the beauty of life with its unique charm.