What are the poems describing the traditional inheritance?

Item a is correct. "Showing splendid scenery, turning a blind eye" comes from Yang Xiong's Shu Du Fu in the Western Han Dynasty. "Embroidered splendid cloth" is used to describe the beautiful scenery of Shu, which expresses the author's high praise for the embroidery skills of Shu.

Item b is correct. "Ai Pu is green in front of the door, and the kite dance is lighter than the sky" comes from Su Shi's "Willow Shakes the Mid-Autumn Festival" in the Song Dynasty, which means that there are green calamus hanging in front of the door and kites flying in the wind. Inserting wormwood and calamus is one of the important customs of Dragon Boat Festival.

The mistake in item C, "Three feet as the stage, ten fingers humor", comes from the hand shadow play written by Shi Huiming in the Song Dynasty, which means that a small shadow play, a simple curtain stage, the operator's dexterous fingers and a little light can show all kinds of anecdotes in life and history. It refers to shadow play, not Beijing opera.

Item d is correct. "Engraving gold is the best way to spread Jing customs, and making colorful flowers is the best way to publicize people" comes from Li Shangyin's "Man is everything" in the Tang Dynasty, which means that Yangzhou's gold engraving technology is so good that it is a custom inherited from Jingzhou. Yangzhou's paper-cutting skills are so praised that it is a style handed down from the Jin Dynasty.

This question is not a multiple choice question, so the correct answer is C.