Intangible Cultural Heritage: Recording the World from Qin Opera

400 Years ago, Gao Jian was the most talented historian in the Ming Dynasty. He read thousands of books and traveled thousands of miles. After traveling through time, he became an ordinary reporter in the northwest province who took root in the grassroots and explored traditional culture. He touches traditional culture with pen and paper, and records the changes of civilization with his camera. The loud roar of Qin Opera. The unpredictable Sichuan Opera face-changing. The wooden New Year pictures look just like real ones. And the ridiculously weird shadow puppet show. The intangible cultural heritage that shines like stars can be seen by more people in his hands. He allowed history to connect culture and civilization to shine in the world. Read about intangible cultural heritage and see culture. Feel the charm of this nation in places rarely seen by people.