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Chaozhou ballad
2014-07-14
Originating in Chaozhou, this type of ballad is popular in Chaozhou as well as Southeast Asia. It was originally sung by women in the Chaozhou dialect.
Rattan plaited articles
2014-07-14
Rattan plaited article draws materials from vines. During the Tang Dynasty, it was a form of royal tribute.
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Wing Chun (Kungfu)
2014-07-14
Wing Chun is said to have originated in middle Qing Dynasty. It focuses on attacks and defenses within short distance and short time.
Foshan colorful lantern
2014-07-14
Foshan colorful lanterns are all made by handwork. Its hundreds of decorative patterns, mainly symbols of happiness and harvest, all come from folk stories.
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Enamel vessel
2014-07-14
The enamel vessel was mainly used by the royal household. With red bronze, zinc, tin, colour enamel, and gold as its material, it is expensive and complex to make such a vessel.
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Chaozhou embedded porcelain
2014-07-14
Chaozhou embedded porcelain originated during the reign of Emperor Wanli (1573-1620) in the Ming Dynasty. Artisans trim and embed colourful porcelain strips to decorate buildings.
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Chaozhou congou
2014-07-14
Chaozhou people started drinking congou in the Song Dynasty (960-1279). By middle Qing Dynasty, Chaozho congou has been popular all over Southeast Asia.
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Dawu clay sculpture
2014-07-14
Dawu clay sculpting originated in 1237. It draws themes from Chaozhou Opera and daily life, with various expressive techniques.
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